Hi Abhi I could be totally wrong here but it looks like you just need to send an SPI command to write to location 0x81 a value of 50. However if you are using a FC component it might be trickier, but you could perhaps download the source code from the WiKi. Maybe make a feature request as it seems a...

Why don't you do a search in the forum as I have asked you to do twice now?

Any results I obtained are already there.

Hi Martin

Looking good. No issues on my analyser

I modified to wait one second before repeating for clarity.

Attached show captures.



In the last one you can see the data incrementing

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I can run through my analyser tomorrow morning and let you know.

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Hi Using the FC component I created a chart that:- Flashes 3 times as Osc check Sets start to 05 (random value chosen by me), data ch11 to 0b10101010 (170 decimal) Loops sending this info every three seconds. I connected to a logic analyser. I expected to see a Mark after Break (MAB) A start bit (lo...

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I could download it to a 18877 without issue, but when run my decoder informs that the MAB is to short (being 2.06uS).

This may be a typo in the component. Perhaps Matrix could check?

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Glad it is up and running.

When using Icon Step Through feature (allows you to step through your program an icon at a time on HW), D9 provides the clock pulse whilst D8 is used for Data.

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Old forum had more info

Attached is the pdf and you will need drivers. Theses will be available somewhere on the main Matrix site.

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Hi Stupid question, but do you see the board on your PC Device Manager when you plug in? If not you may need to download drivers. When a Ghost board is detected the icons become available. Then you can select pins etc. Well as far as the multi=programmers go, and you then compile to target. Guessing...

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Have you looked in the WiKi?

https://www.flowcode.co.uk/wiki/index.p ... Technology

You need to compile before it will work. I've only ever used it with the Multi-programmer boards and I have found the stepping through of a chart very helpful indeed.

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