Okay, I'm understanding a bit more. One trick is you must EXEC PROGRAM 2 not 1. Neither Register shows any life or more than a single Zero on display (is there additional formatting?) The toggle rate between registers is pretty slow unless I put the probe on something with some activity then the toggling between displaying REG0 and REGF speeds up. new listing.... :code :setup active force off :setup active interrupt off :setup beep on /* ************************************************* * This program turns the Fluke 9010A into a * * < 4Mhz FREQUENCY COUNTER * ************************************************* */ :equate frequency as 1 :equate count.test as :next :program count.test label 3 execute frequency DISPLAY HERE IS REG0 $0 DISPLAY HERE IS REGF $F goto 3 To UNSUBSCRIBE from techtoolslist, send a message with "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the message body to: techtoolslist-request@flippers.com. Please direct other questions, comments, or problems to jrr@flippers.com.
Hey, Kev, Just hanging around the house today as it is raining... The DISPLAY statement could be a little tighter, you can actually have something like this I think: DPY-FREQUENCY $0 $F Would that work? I need to poke around a bit to find the FREQUENCY instructions... On the other hand: I can't get the f9010 software to work with my 9010A either, but rksic.exe works OK for sending to the 9010A, but I have a problem reading out so I have been working with rksic.exe and porting in the service procedures for the 9010 when performed on another unit (mine seems to have RS-232 issues) so I've been happily typing in the routines as shown in the 9010A Service Manual. So far I have the RS-232 in and have made a menu to call up the other routines (check Signature, Probe, PIA and others...) if anyone cares to type in a couple to help finish the project. http://www3.telus.net/Pinball/Fluke and the file is 9010test.s (source) and .h (hex). I have also uploaded just the RS-232 test RS232TST.S Then when you have your sick 9010A and a healthy one (with a Z80-AA pod) you can get into some serious troubleshooting. John :-#)# At 02:39 PM 10/02/2002 -0500, Kev wrote:
Okay, I'm understanding a bit more.
One trick is you must EXEC PROGRAM 2 not 1.
Neither Register shows any life or more than a single Zero on display (is there additional formatting?)
The toggle rate between registers is pretty slow unless I put the probe on something with some activity then the toggling between displaying REG0 and REGF speeds up.
new listing....
:code
:setup active force off
:setup active interrupt off :setup beep on
/* ************************************************* * This program turns the Fluke 9010A into a * * < 4Mhz FREQUENCY COUNTER * ************************************************* */
:equate frequency as 1 :equate count.test as :next
:program count.test
label 3
execute frequency DISPLAY HERE IS REG0 $0 DISPLAY HERE IS REGF $F
goto 3
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