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in these zipped files: ipsetup went from v2.0 to v2.1 and works great - thanks. autoupdate stayed v2.0 and its find still doesn't work for us. also, the files are ~5 times the size of before. debug versions? I commonly email these files to customers so they can administer their devices. Can we get ...

Thank you for the reply.

Hello. We want to leverage Netburner's Power Over Ethernet (PoE) reference design found at http://www.netburner.com/power_over_ethernet.html with our MOD5270. My question is, are the " ETH_GND " and " GND " nets to be treated as separate grounds or can they be connected? Thanks f...

I redefined the TICKS_PER_SECOND macro in the ucos.h header file from 20 to 200, but the Macro Expansion tooltip in the Eclipse IDE still shows it as 20. I verified that it was changed by looking at the disassembly. I tried rebuilding all system files, but it still remains as 20 in the tooltips. Is ...

Does anyone know why my debugger would stop in the OSSched() at the line: asm ("UCOSWAITS_HERE:") Is there an issue with my task switching? For reference, the complete OSSched function is below: void OSSched( void ) { register volatile BYTE x, y, p; UCOS_ENTER_CRITICAL(); if ( OSLockNestin...

In the Eclipse debugger, is it possible to manually (and conveniently) change the program counter by clicking on a line and request, "change program counter to this line"? I am trying to debug a function by manually recalling it within the debugger, instead of having to restart my program ...

Thanks for the reply. To verify my hardware, I did exactly as you mentioned. I created an infinite loop and toggled all the pins I wanted to verify... quick and dirty. I was hoping for a method in the debugger to do this. Other IDE tools that I've used (e.g CodeWarrior) allows direct access to all p...

I am trying to validate my hardware interface to a MOD5270 board. How do I manually toggle a GPIO pin from within the debugger?
For example, I want to stop the debugger, place a scope on a GPIO pin, toggle it on, check the level, toggle it off, check the level.

Thanks,
Mark