Hardware Debug with the DataFire Basic Adapter


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Hardware Debug with the DataFire Basic Adapter Hardware Debug with the DataFire Basic Adapter

How do you use Hardware Debug with the DataFire Basic adapter?

First it is necessary to check whether the DataFire Basic owns a so-called service interface. This is done with the command: RDEEPROM. It will say:

SERVICE INTERFACE: PRESENT or NOT PRESENT.

A hardware debug can only be done on an adapter, if the SERVICE INTERFACE is PRESENT.

You will need a standard RS-232 cable (no null modem cable), with a 1:1 pin layout.

In your terminal program, set the port parameters to 19.200 bit/s, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity (19200, 8N1) and no flow control.

Enter +K, +T, +I one after the other in the terminal window.

Press the SPACE key, and enter the debug parameters, which the Digi support staff have given you.