Hello,
Im trying for few days to fix one issue that’s driving me nuts. As for start, i’ve searched alot of other forums to find a solution for this issue, and none of them were helpful.
First no need to point me to arduino/DIY/tagtool addresses. Seems like nowadays they favor only iPad and issues related to that device. Then many forums show solutions for other Arduino devices, but not Arduino Uno.
I’ve done this:
-Installed Arduino software. Opened/loaded tagtool01.pde file, aswell as changed it’s script since i couldn’t upload it automatically, kept getting ,BYTE, keyword errors, so had to delete BYTE words in script aswell as to change
serial.print into serial.write
I did all that stuff, and then i could upload my arduino uno. It said upload done, the orange light blinked and everything worked just fine. Then came the nightmare. I’ve opened Nodekit/Tagtool and under Tablet i see that device is present, but under tagtool controls (that refers to my arduino uno mini controler with 6 sliders) i see ,not present,.
I need help urgently, i’ve got to manage some workshops and i need tagtool for it badly. I think it’s more software than hardware issue.
I’ve put some script images into attachment so you can check how does it look like now.
E-mail me with solution pls, if any1 has any to offer.
Thank you
here are some screenshots of tagtool when it starts. As you can see, it finds my device in port that has been given to it. But still it doesn’t show in tagtool controls node.
the message tagtool control not present is shown in the node.
Uhm, no i can’t. Well i’ll try to figure out how, but since i amn’t that much an programmer, means much more time to find a solution. But since i need this badly ill give my best shot.
Thanks anyway for fast reply. Sorry for bother
Since we don’t sell any Tagtool products, we don’t support it much, but maybe the following hints might help.
In the Nodekit software, can you specify and configure the COM port used to communicate with the Arduino? You should be able to choose the right COM port (if your computer has many of them), and can specify that the baud rate should be 9600 kbps, set the data bits to 8, the stop bits to 1, the parity to none, and the flow control to none.
Besides this, we’ve looking at your code and don’t see any errors. However, we’re not familiar with Nodekit’s serial protocol, so we can’t tell if there are any problems with the way the is sent…
