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Duval JP
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do a zip file to jp030405 at yahoo.fr
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Kasch
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Paulvk
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| Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 6:30 am Post subject: Get ASCII |
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I have been working to make sending to the nextion faster.
So to do this you need to just send the data to the display
and then process on the display to put in the boxes
but we need error checking nextion does modbus crc16
but I wanted xmodem crc16 and nextion has no command
to give the ascii value of a character so I have written
it myself and here is a demo page
it loads characters 32 to 126 int nextion eeprom
then you can search the eeprom and get the ascii value of a character you enter.
Next I will post the xmodem crc16
and then put it all together to send packets of data to the nextion from the avr with
both types of crc16
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Paulvk
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| Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2021 7:05 am Post subject: CRC16 generator |
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Here is code that generates CRC16 for a string you first have to run the
previous program once to put the characters ! to ~ in the eeprom
(Note if you use other characters you will need to add them)
to enable it to look up and calculate the character ASCII number
This enables CRC checking of bytes sent to the nextion from the AVR
and those sent to the AVR
Regards paul
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//calculate crc16 of string
//put in button code to demo
//Variables needed
//text variables >TXT1,TXT2
//Number variables >char,crc,count,i,j,k,l
//t0 holds the string n0 shows result
strlen t0.txt,count.val //get length of string
NUM1.val=0 //start a first character
crc.val=0
k.val=count.val
n1.val=count.val
count.val=0
while(k.val>0)
{
//substr <src>,<dest>,<start>,<count>
char.val=0
substr t0.txt,TXT1.txt,count.val,1
NUM1.val=1
l.val=0
while(NUM1.val<96)
{
repo TXT2.txt,l.val //get character from eeprom
l.val+=4
NUM1.val+=1
if(TXT1.txt==TXT2.txt)//match in eeprom
{
char.val=NUM1.val
char.val+=30
NUM1.val=99
}
}
char.val=char.val<<8
crc.val=crc.val^char.val
i.val=8
while(i.val>0)
{
j.val=crc.val&0x8000
if(j.val==0x8000)
{
crc.val=crc.val<<1
crc.val=crc.val^0x1021//this can be changed for other
//crc polynomials
//print "one"
}else
{
crc.val=crc.val<<1 //left crc shift 1
}
crc.val=crc.val&0xFFFF
i.val-=1
}
count.val+=1
NUM1.val+=1 //increment by 1
k.val-=1 // decrement by 1
}
//n2.val=count.val
n0.val=crc.val
// printh crc.val
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Paulvk
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| Posted: Fri May 21, 2021 5:35 am Post subject: |
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Now since I have had some more time to get back to the Nextion
and learn more of its code I have improved the CRC generator
it no longer uses EEprom here is updated code and a hmi file
that has the Nextion generate the crc , display it in hex and
send the whole thing with crc over the serial.
So what use is this nextion , it will enable you to type in
what a device may return to the AVR after being requested
to send back some info with crc testing your bascom program
without using a live device.
Attached is the Nextion hmi file so you can modify , use and run it on the Nextion simulator.
Regards Paul
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strlen t0.txt,count.val //get length of string
NUM1.val=0 //start a first character
crc.val=0
k.val=count.val
n1.val=count.val
count.val=0
while(k.val>0)
{
//substr <src>,<dest>,<start>,<count>
char.val=0
substr t0.txt,TXT1.txt,count.val,1
NUM1.val=1
l.val=0
//spstr <src>,<dest>,<key>,<index>
spstr ASCII.txt,SPLIT.txt,TXT1.txt,0
strlen SPLIT.txt,num1.val
char.val=num1.val
char.val+=32
n4.val=char.val //character number
char.val=char.val<<8
crc.val=crc.val^char.val
i.val=8
while(i.val>0)
{
j.val=crc.val&0x8000
if(j.val==0x8000)
{
crc.val=crc.val<<1
crc.val=crc.val^0x1021
}else
{
crc.val=crc.val<<1 //left crc shift 1
}
crc.val=crc.val&0xFFFF
i.val-=1
}
count.val+=1
NUM1.val+=1 //increment by 1
k.val-=1 // decrement by 1
}
covx num1.val,tex10.txt,0,0
n0.val=crc.val
covx num1.val,t1.txt,2,0
num1.val=crc.val
print t0.txt
crc.val=crc.val>>8
prints crc.val,1
prints num1.val,1
printh 0D
//covx h0.val,t0.txt,4,2 // convert value of h0 into t0.txt in 2 bytes of hex digits
covx num1.val,t2.txt,4,2
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Paulvk
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Location: SYDNEY
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I have written a document to try and make it easier to understand how the reparse mode works
and how to use the timers as sub programs. It also has a lot of comments and instructions on how
to use the nextion language using the inverter code as the example.
Attached is a 6 page document in microsoft word format
An animation file for nextion is also attached
Regards Paul |
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