I just buy a set of BotBoard + Basic micro Pro 28.
I have plug power to it, connect my serial cable and with
the programming software i can’t program. I have follow
the instruction on lynxmotion website.
The board is making a reset noise each second and 3 led blink.
When i try to program it goes to 6% then the windows freeze.
btw: i am programming the test in lynxmotion tutorial.
How are you powering it?
What type of battery, how much voltage are you using to power it?
What jumpers are placed on the BB2?
It’s probably the issue with needing an externally powered hub, but just incase you should give us battery information too.
Also try different usb ports.
Some usb ports on laptops output higher mA’s.
For example, i had a netbook, where the single port on the left side could power an external 2.5" harddrive. Where the ones on the right side could not.
Still gotta know the voltage, and the mA output of the plug. And possible jumper settings. Though really the VL/VS jumper is the only one that would matter here.
It’s probably a usb to serial adaptor problem since it work on my home pc.
It was the first time i use the BotBoard and Basic Pro 28. So at first i was a bit scared
that it was a hardware problem on one or the other.
But since it work on my home pc i will just stick with that option…
Tanks again for all of your help.
I will probably do some testing later, just to know if there is a way to make it work.
Hi, just to add to this thread…I’ve had nothing but problems also with usb to serial on the IBM Think Pad , I tried 3 different types and powered hubs and they are all glitchy…something that does work great though is a PCMCIA to serial adapter, no troubles since I bought it.
Im experiencing this exact problem at the moment, it doesn’t happen when I remove the basic atom pro. I’m using a 6.0vdc 1600mAh NiMH Battery Pack to power it. Could I have damaged the basic atom pro?
edit: once I finally downloaded a program (through a usb to serial converter) it stopped, so I’m guessing its just a pre installed program to check functionality (sorry)