[Amforth] ATmega128 undocumented changes verified in 4.8

Hi David Just found your response and time, so I tried it on amforth 4.8 Works great! I had to use AVR Simulator 2 to get ATmega128 (instead of 128A and 128P on AVR simulator1) Some of the instructions in the 4.2 User guide are out of sync with 4.8; but since the software was known to be goo

[Amforth] Lock and Unlock fuse AMForth Arduno UNO

Hi, Is it needed to unlock before flashing and later lock? If yes what are the codes for lock and unlock for the arduino UNO? Thanks for any help Cheers, Jan Kromhout -- Live Security Virtual Conference Exclusive live

Re: [Amforth] VT100 terminal IMAC

Hello Ulli, Thanks for your information. Some of them in the list are new for me. Yes you are right, I should have mentioned my needs. I need a VT100 or equal emulator for communication between my arduino and this "terminal" I want to place text on fixed positions on the screen, and also have t

Re: [Amforth] VT100 terminal IMAC

I use ZOC if I want a GUI tool: http://www.emtec.com/zoc/ Else I use emacs or screen: -- Carsten > > Am 02.05.2012 um 22:21 schrieb Jan Kromhout: > >> Hello, >> >> I am searching for a free ware VT100 terminal emulate

Re: [Amforth] VT100 terminal IMAC

Hi Jan, there are several options with Mac OS X and terminal support. First, you might try command line programms like good old kermit [1] (that's what I use) or screen [2] or as mentioned before minicom [3] And then here are some GUI programs for OS X. Classical is ZTERM [4], but then

Re: [Amforth] VT100 terminal IMAC

Hi, Open up a terminal. Now you have a number of choices :) loak at man screen. Something like screen /dev/cu.usbserial 9600. adjust the port name and baud rate to suit. My personal favourite is kermit though you ma have to build this your self. HTH Andrew On 2 May 2012, at 21:21, Jan Kro