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Hey Dave and Charles, for some reason, I don't have that file either. A while back I got permission from Mechanique to post their mcloader hex codes. Looks like I might be missing a bunch myself. There are 160 files in my folder.Originally Posted by Dave
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/cont...Bootloader-Hex
Do you think you could zip up your MicroLoader hex files, and email them to me, so I can post them for others?
Last edited by ScaleRobotics; - 13th July 2010 at 15:09.
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Charles, I did some testing today with the program I am trying to be able to bootload over the internet. Mind you I am only doing it for the time being over the local Ethernet. If I use the port redirector that was shipped with my NET-232 set to port 3 and the IP address of the NET-232 I am able to communicate with it. I also have a command in the program to BOOT the 18F2620 after a 10 second delay. That gives me time to shutdown the telnet program and start the MCLoader program. After the 10 seconds have elapsed I am able to get the ID information from the MCLoader program but when I try the bootloader it hangs. I took a scope and looked at the RS-232 lines to and from the 18F2620 and found that indeed the MCloader program and the 18F2620 were communicating but the characters wern't changing. I am going to take a look at the source hex file for the boot loaded code in the 18F2620 tomorrow and see what the problem might be... That is all I had time to do today...
Dave Purola,
N8NTA
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I might get a chance to do some testing myself tomorrow. A useful tool is
http://www.serial-port-monitor.com/f...downloads.html
Charles Linquist
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