Hello...
I am flashing the SRV VIA serial port with a usb-rs232 converter (3.3vdc UART). I found that after flashing it with the srv1.ldr.recovery in LdrViewer, replacing the jumper on 7/8, then without resetting, using terraterm doing a 'V' yields the responce we are looking for. Pressed 'X', started to see mutiple 'CCC', at that point transferred srv1.ldr.recovery using Xmodem, when it was done, got a good responce from the SRV, then pressed 'zZ', it wrote it without any problems. Power cycled the SRV and reconnected to it with terraterm, pressing 'V' responded fine just like before.
I am going to jump the gun here for a second.. Once I get everything reconnected(matchport and the SRV) and powered up I can connect to the matchport on port 9999 to change settings, I changed the baud rate on port1 to 115200. when I tried to connect to the SRV via port 10001 I get no responce at all. SRVConsole I get the same result (wrote I).
I am starting to that the the matchport b/g module cannot transmit, so I did another test with 2 pc's, with the SRV removed leaving just the expansion board and the matchport, I setup a serial connection, opened up a serial terminal, set the baud to 115200 and connected to the matchport.
On another pc I used terratermpro to telnet to the matchport on port 10001, and I am able to send any character and the other pc will receive them, no errors or garbage.
here's the kicker... on the pc that is connected to the matchport via serial, I cannot send any characters, the usb converter I have has 2 leds, blue and red, when it transmits the blue led lights up, and it would blink everytime I typed a character. but the other pc would not get anything, so maybe the matchport has a port issue?
Thank you for your help....
Quote from tjump on 09/18/10 at 11:12am:Hi Charleybot,
Let's start at the beginning.
First, when you are flashing the SRV are you trying to do this via serial port or the Matchport? Do you have the option to flash the SRV via serial or JTAG?
Let me know and we will start from there.
Cheers,
T. Jump