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Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« on: February 25, 2008, 09:39:53 PM »
To be more specific, anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo na compatible sa mikroBasic or mikroC.

Previously ...about nung year 2005 pa before I stopped in this hobby. ang gamit ko na bootloader ay yung bloader/screamer for 16F88 and 16F877A.  Kaya lang back then puro asm lang ang gamit ko.  Now I've tried bloader/screamer and tiny bootloader pero pag niloload na niya yung hex file generated from mikro/Basic/C eh nageeror siya.  Even if put the org directive to start program execution at $0004, error pa rin.

I'm simply trying to load the demo program from ME sa examples folder niya na ../USART/usart_test.c

Kung wala talagang compatible na bootloader for MikroE compilers,  baka ibang compiler na lang ang subukan ko.

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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2008, 08:23:09 AM »
mikroE has its own boot loader: mikroBootloader
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2008, 08:23:09 AM »

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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #2 on: March 02, 2008, 09:48:31 AM »
mikroE has its own boot loader: mikroBootloader

does this mean we don't have to design our own bootloader?

can someone explain further the advantages and uses of bootloader? ... disadvantages?
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #3 on: March 02, 2008, 10:42:25 AM »
mikroE has its own boot loader: mikroBootloader
Actually. I really did'nt want to use mikroe bootloader because of the size as compared to tiny bootloader.  And then wala pang sample source code for 20MHz for the mikroe bootloader eh  naka hardwired na yung 16F877A ko sa 20 MHz.  After trying all the other bootloaders, it seems that mikroE compilers produces hex codes a bit different for other compilers na di kayang intindihin ng other bootloaders besides that of mikroe.  There has to be some conversions made in the hex file produced from mikroe to make it compatible with other bootloaders.

So no choice and I have to check the datasheet pa of the 16F877A to check the value of the parameter needed for a 20MHz clock and recompile the mikroe bootloader source code for 20MHz.


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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #4 on: March 02, 2008, 10:52:40 AM »
does this mean we don't have to design our own bootloader?

can someone explain further the advantages and uses of bootloader? ... disadvantages?

There is no need to code your own bootloader as there are already a lot of free bootloaders in the net.  The smallest sized one so far is the tiny bootloader.

Advantage of bootloaders over ICSP is that programming is much faster.  Programming using ICSP which takes around 2-3 minutes takes less than 20 seconds using bootloaders.  Oh and when you load the program, you don't need the whole ide but only a small accompanying exe file that will load the program for you.  Also with ICSP, you have to take into consideration the use of the I/O pins for programming and incorporate that in the design.

Disadvantage of bootloaders are it can only be used by mcus that support self-programming like the 16F88 and 16F877.  ALso you have to have additional rs232 level shifter h/w incorporated into your design.

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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #5 on: March 02, 2008, 12:24:46 PM »
There is no need to code your own bootloader as there are already a lot of free bootloaders in the net.  The smallest sized one so far is the tiny bootloader.

Advantage of bootloaders over ICSP is that programming is much faster.  Programming using ICSP which takes around 2-3 minutes takes less than 20 seconds using bootloaders.  Oh and when you load the program, you don't need the whole ide but only a small accompanying exe file that will load the program for you.  Also with ICSP, you have to take into consideration the use of the I/O pins for programming and incorporate that in the design.

Disadvantage of bootloaders are it can only be used by mcus that support self-programming like the 16F88 and 16F877.  ALso you have to have additional rs232 level shifter h/w incorporated into your design.

I will actually implement ICSP to my project... perhaps to provide a programmable and reusable board. and I am really interested of about this idea. 

so, this means that for a certain self-programming mcu, there is a bootloader designed for it? hence, what i have to do is to search for it....
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #6 on: March 02, 2008, 12:36:12 PM »
I think mas oki pala bootloader. I might use one this week.

Original plan ko kasi is to use ICSP, im planning to incorporate a P16Pro circuitry sa isang DIY PIC16F877 demo board, kaso nga i will have to use 5 pins at least para sa ICSP connection. which is not good. I dont want to include pin isolation circuit, para hindi na complicated ang board.

But using bootloader, all i need are the RX/TX pin for the PIC.

Somehow may advantage talaga ang Zilog Encore kumpara PIC when it comes to programming/debugging
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #7 on: March 02, 2008, 01:38:53 PM »
I think mas oki pala bootloader. I might use one this week.

Original plan ko kasi is to use ICSP, im planning to incorporate a P16Pro circuitry sa isang DIY PIC16F877 demo board, kaso nga i will have to use 5 pins at least para sa ICSP connection. which is not good. I dont want to include pin isolation circuit, para hindi na complicated ang board.

But using bootloader, all i need are the RX/TX pin for the PIC.

Somehow may advantage talaga ang Zilog Encore kumpara PIC when it comes to programming/debugging

teka parang mas naguguluhan ako ah...

ganito nalang, pag mag-iimplement ako ng ICSP sa pic, kailangan ko bang bootloader o hindi?
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #8 on: March 02, 2008, 01:44:09 PM »

ganito nalang, pag mag-iimplement ako ng ICSP sa pic, kailangan ko bang bootloader o hindi?


nope hindi kailangan ng bootloader ang ICSP connection.

To use the bootloader all you need is a MAX232 circuitry connected to RX/TX of the PIC16F877.
2 pins lang ang kailangan and that is good hardware-wise
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #9 on: March 02, 2008, 05:11:13 PM »
yup ok talaga ang bootloader kasi mas madali ang firmware updates.



ICSP din ang setup ko using ICD2, and eto ang pinakamabilis na pic programmer na nagamit ko.
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #10 on: March 02, 2008, 05:23:48 PM »
nope hindi kailangan ng bootloader ang ICSP connection.

To use the bootloader all you need is a MAX232 circuitry connected to RX/TX of the PIC16F877.
2 pins lang ang kailangan and that is good hardware-wise

ok klaro na saakin. pero gagamitin ko kasi yun UART feature ng PIC sa application ko. so i'll go for the 5-pins.

so kung ICSP ang gagamitin ko with the help of ICD2, no bootloader will be utilized tapos parang PIC programmer lang ang pag loload ko ng program?

Thank you for the learning... I needed that.

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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #11 on: March 02, 2008, 05:42:09 PM »
so kung ICSP ang gagamitin ko with the help of ICD2, no bootloader will be utilized tapos parang PIC programmer lang ang pag loload ko ng program?

yup no bootloader (for target MCU) is needed for ICSP.
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #12 on: March 09, 2008, 08:39:11 PM »
question po...

what is the best bootloader at all??

i want to use this also? kaso wala pa po akong masyadong alam bout bootloader, all i know is you can use bootloader instead a Programmer to update you firmware...thanks
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #13 on: March 09, 2008, 09:29:45 PM »
maraming mga bootloader nag-eexist for different PIC devices.

I cant say what is the best, since they all functions the same, assuming na professionally coded ang bootloader program.

Generally, we prefer bootloader program with small memory size.
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #14 on: March 10, 2008, 10:34:33 AM »
thanks sir paranz,

anyway sir what PIC bootloader can you suggest to a newbie like me:)  thanks
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #15 on: March 10, 2008, 10:50:11 AM »
honestly i havent used one yet. Hindi pa kasi need. Puro zilog encore kasi ginagamit ko eh.

Meron yata bootloader sa MPLAB IDE mismo. Meron din marami sa internet. Google mo na lang.  :D
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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #16 on: July 23, 2008, 09:21:21 AM »
Good Morning po.... new lang ako d2... i've used the search bar regarding TASM... and eto ung lumabas.... and as i read all the post cguro nmn po may mag hehelp sakin.. hehe... naghahanap po kasi ako ng Running Led's using TASM program.... kung may alam po kau about sa TASM pls teach me... project lang po sa school... ung pong circuit ng LED's ay na ka connect po sa printer port... and dapat po ma operate ung patterns ng LED's using TASM... pls i need help po... thnx in advance....  ;D

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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #17 on: July 23, 2008, 10:36:42 AM »
^ ang layo naman ng bootloader sa TASM hehe

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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #18 on: July 24, 2008, 09:08:03 AM »
Good Morning po.... new lang ako d2... i've used the search bar regarding TASM... and eto ung lumabas.... and as i read all the post cguro nmn po may mag hehelp sakin.. hehe... naghahanap po kasi ako ng Running Led's using TASM program.... kung may alam po kau about sa TASM pls teach me... project lang po sa school... ung pong circuit ng LED's ay na ka connect po sa printer port... and dapat po ma operate ung patterns ng LED's using TASM... pls i need help po... thnx in advance....  ;D

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I tried using bootloader before pero hindi nagwork. Posible kya dahil lang sa usb to rs232 converter ang ginamit ko?

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Re: Anong bootloader ang gamit ninyo?
« Reply #19 on: July 24, 2008, 10:06:46 AM »
Ako rin nahilo sa tanong mo.

Back to topic.

I tried using bootloader before pero hindi nagwork. Posible kya dahil lang sa usb to rs232 converter ang ginamit ko?

Possible. You could check the signals on a scope to verify it is clean squarewaves and does not go between VIL and VIH.

Check also the baudrate of the PIC.  Bootloaders depends on the crystal used for its baudrate.
BTW, what is your bootloader?
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