dcwbrown
ATTiny44A works only when reading sended bytes is disabled
Works fine with ATTiny13A and CP210x. But doesn't work with ATTiny44A, because when tried to connect I got this message:
Unconnected. > device com5
WriteDebug, byte 1 of 1: Read 92 expected f3
SerialRead expected 24 bytes, received 18 bytes
07 92 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 55
So we see that device responds with its signature 9207 but there is no sended 0xF3 byte in receiving buffer wich dwdebug tryes to read. I tried to disable reading sended bytes in function SerialSendBytes() in Serial.c and modified it to:
void SerialSendBytes(struct SPort *port, const u8 *out, int outlen) {
Write(port->handle, out, outlen);
return;
}
And now dwdebug see the avr:
Unconnected. > verbose
Unconnected. > device com4
Debug: devicename 'com', n 4.
Debug. DwFindPort(s, 4, 0)
-- ConnectSerialPort entry. SPort: kind s, index 4, character -1, baud 0, handle $0, portname COM4.
COM4 Trying COM4, baud rate 150000, break length 0050, skipping [00], received 00000000, scale 20%
Trying COM4, baud rate 030000, break length 0050, skipping [0], received 01111000: 8 010110000, scale 40%
Trying COM4, baud rate 012000, break length 0050, skipping [0], received 10010011: 7 013000000, scale 85%
Trying COM4, baud rate 010200, break length 0050, skipping [0], received 01101001: 8 042000000, scale 85%
Trying COM4, baud rate 008670, break length 0050, skipping [0], received 10101101: 7 051000000, scale 95%
Trying COM4, baud rate 008236, break length 0050, skipping [0], received 01010101: expected result.
Finding upper bound.
Trying COM4, baud rate 008400, break length 0012, skipping [0], received 10110101: 7 051000000
Finding lower bound.
Trying COM4, baud rate 008071, break length 0012, skipping [0], received 01010101: expected result.
Trying COM4, baud rate 007909, break length 0012, skipping [0], received 01010101: expected result.
Trying COM4, baud rate 007750, break length 0012, skipping [0], received 01010101: expected result.
Trying COM4, baud rate 007595, break length 0012, skipping [0], received 01010101: expected result.
Trying COM4, baud rate 007443, break length 0012, skipping [0], received 01010101: expected result.
Trying COM4, baud rate 007294, break length 0012, skipping [0], received 10110101: 7 051000000
-- TryConnectSerialPort complete. SPort: kind s, index 4, character -1, baud 7839, handle $218, portname COM4.
-- ConnectSerialPort complete. SPort: kind s, index 4, character -1, baud 7839, handle $218, portname COM4.
Connected to ATtiny44 on COM4 at 7839 baud.
0040: bb8a out $1a, r24 > r
r0 c1 r4 cf r8 14 r12 13 r16 4f r20 b8 r24 00 r28 5f
r1 00 r5 c8 r9 22 r13 5b r17 9c r21 32 r25 00 r29 e1
r2 dd r6 71 r10 bb r14 9c r18 00 r22 47 r26 61 r30 3a
r3 af r7 12 r11 9e r15 8e r19 00 r23 9e r27 00 r31 00
SREG i t h s v n Z c PC 0040 SP 015f X 0061 Y e15f Z 003a
0040: bb8a out $1a, r24 >
As far as I remember sent bytes should always show up in the input buffer since the CP210x rx pin sees everything sent on the tx pin.
I've used a tiny84 successfully, I would guess that the 84 and 44 share the same dwire implementation.
If you want to try further, I suggest testing basic programming functionality with the tiny44 entirely out of circuit, just rst/dwire, gnd and vcc connected to the CP210x with very short, separated, wires.
-- Dave.
I forgot to mention that for ATTiny44a I have used CH340. CP210x works only with ATTiny13A, but for tiny44a there is such output:
Unconnected. > device com4
Debug: devicename 'com', n 4.
Debug. DwFindPort(s, 4, 0)
-- ConnectSerialPort entry. SPort: kind s, index 4, character -1, baud -1, handle $0, portname COM4.
COM4 ...................................... -- TryConnectSerialPort complete. SPort: kind s, index 4, character -1, baud 7224, handle $264, portname COM4.
-- ConnectSerialPort complete. SPort: kind s, index 4, character -1, baud 7224, handle $264, portname COM4.
SerialRead expected 2 bytes, received 1 bytes
00
0000: 0006 nop > reset
Didn't receive 0x55 on reconnection, got 00.
Clock speed may have changed, trying to re-sync.
...................................... -- TryConnectSerialPort complete. SPort: kind s, index 4, character -1, baud 7224, handle $2ec, portname COM4.
^C
Programming for tiny44a with CH340 works fine:
Unconnected. > device com3
Debug: devicename 'com', n 3.
Debug. DwFindPort(s, 3, 0)
-- ConnectSerialPort entry. SPort: kind s, index 3, character -1, baud 0, handle $0, portname COM3.
COM3 ............. -- TryConnectSerialPort complete. SPort: kind s, index 3, character -1, baud 7826, handle $210, portname COM3.
-- ConnectSerialPort complete. SPort: kind s, index 3, character -1, baud 7826, handle $210, portname COM3.
Connected to ATtiny44 on COM3 at 7826 baud.
0036: bf85 out $35, r24 > l
Loading 312 flash bytes from ELF text segment 0 to addresses $0 through $137.
0000: c010 rjmp 0022 (+17) >