how to load basic programs on the chip?

[pabloxid]

Is this "console" app. mean to load basic programs on the chip? Is there a Windows version?

[0xFACE]

Yes, with console app you can load, list, edit programs on the chip. Unfortunately there is no Windows version.

[0x2b3bfa0]

@pabloxid: You can try BlueBasic-loader. However it's for Linux, not Windows. Maybe you're interested in installing a Linux distribution like Ubuntu... I use it as my main operative system and I don't miss any functionality form M$ Windows 😈

[ozarchie]

I think you can also use Botspine to do it. Although it complains that the devices are not botspines, you can still load basic programs.

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@pabloxid https://github.com/pabloxid: You can try BlueBasic-loader https://github.com/0xFACE/BlueBasic-loader. However it's for Linux, not Windows. Maybe you're interested in installing a Linux distribution like Ubuntu... I use it as my main operative system and I don't miss any functionality form M$ Windows 😈

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[pabloxid]

Thanks for your answers. I have a couple more questions:

1. how the console actually communicates with the device? Via Bluetooth?
2. Can I upload the firmware to the device with a basic program already included, using CC254x debugger?
3. there is some documentation on the console-device protocol? Thank you again.

[0x2b3bfa0]

@pabloxid:

1. Yes, vía Bluetooth 4.0
2. I don't know, however somebody here could answer that.
3. Take a look to the script linked in my last message. You can see how it works. However, You could ask the autor for a detailed description.

[ozarchie]

Unfortunately, OSX-Sierra completely breaks the console. Don't upgrade if you don't need to.

[kscheff]

For a working OSX Sierra version see my fork starting at #31

[TheSmartGerman]

You can use the Android Bluetooth Serial Terminal, it allows to use custom UUIDs: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.kai_morich.serial_bluetooth_terminal&hl=de

It's working with the hex from this fork!

[ozarchie]

I did this a while ago, but gave up on the CC2540 in favour of ESP8266 https://github.com/ozarchie/BlueBasic-loader

On Thu, Aug 9, 2018 at 6:37 AM TheSmartGerman [email protected] wrote:

You can use the Android Bluetooth Serial Terminal, it allows to use custom UUIDs:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.kai_morich.serial_bluetooth_terminal&hl=de

It's working with the hex from this fork!

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[TheSmartGerman]

Well, I found a android solution. It's fine for me.

I just mentioned it here. But beware using the branch from kscheff, does have a problem with the cc2541 build: https://github.com/kscheff/BlueBasic/issues/8

The ESP8266 / ES32 a known but right know no option....