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Anyone know how to overcome the EEPROM.put (CW_KEY_TYPE_temp_key) error that keeps coming up in my ubitxv6 compile?
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Bob
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Jack, W8TEE

In addition to what Jack said (OS, Arduino IDE version, and actual error output), the version of the code you're trying to compile and where you got it from may be helpful too.


Reed

In addition, for the Arduino IDE via the GUI, under File-> Preferences
? ? set to verbose by Clicking "compilation" box for "Show verbose output during"
? ? set "Compiler Warnings" to pull down "ALL".
This will provide us with more, possibly useful details.

Also make sure you have the "Arduino Nano" board selected under? Tools-> Board:
? ?(I sometimes forget at first to change this between projects)
and be aware that the "Processor" needs to be? ATmega328P (Old Bootloader) with the more recent versions of the IDE

Rgds,
Gary

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Jack, W8TEE

hi, im getting compile errors on stock V6 code. Im using win10 and arduino ide 1.8.10 .
Its set for the nano and old bootloader as this uploads to the origional nano.
compile Errors.txt file is attached to show the errors.
I dont get any errors on compiling the stock V5 code but i do get errors on the V6 code. Anyone any ideas? Have i got a setting wrong? do i need an earlier version of the ide? Any help is appreciated.

Thanks and 73

MM0BEF____Brian

Hi Brian,

Change your processor type to 'Old boot loader' that should let it compile.

Joel
N6ALT

Brian,

It looks like those are warnings, not errors. There are binary starts at the end of that output. Are you unable to upload that code to the nano?


Reed

Thanks Joel. I already have the old bootloader selected.

Thanks Reed. I was getting errors as well as warnings but i uninstalled the ide and deleted all directories and folders relating to it and reinstalled. When i uploaded the firmware on previous code with errors screen would not work. I have not tried to upload the new compiled code (with warnings) to the nano as its a V5 i have and ill need to swap the lcd back to the v6 tft and jumper the pins again. Ill try later when i get a chance and get back to you. Thanks to both of you for replying so fast. Reed i will be using your speed increase code as soon as i get the origional v6 firmware working on the v5. Nice work.

Thanks

MM0BEF_____Brian

Hi, Just uploaded and still white screen. Ill try compile Reed's code and try that.

MM0BEF_____Brian

These are the warnings\errors i get with Reeds pdq code. just about to upload and try it.

MM0BEF_____Brian

still doesnt work, uploaded Reeds pre-compiled hex and that just gives white screen too. May be to high a voltage to data lines ill run the pins through a 1k resistor to see if that helps.

MM0BEF_____Brian

You might also try removing the nano from the radio entirely, then upload. If that programs successfully, but doesn't seem to work in the system, you'll probably want to start buzzing out connections.


Reed

Its driving me nuts. Connections all ok and wired as should be. still nothing on screen. Flashing v5 code back in till i can think of something else.

MM0BEF_____Brian

have been flashing nano seperately each time still no joy

MM0BEF_____Brian

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Jack, W8TEE

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Jack, W8TEE

Yep. That's why I think it's a connection issue of some kind. Brian, did you make sure that the panel you got uses the same ILI9341 chip for driving the screen? Is your screen's reset line pulled high?


Reed

Thanks Jack, it uploads using the old bootloader the ch340 driver is installed..

Yes Reed, Its connection issue. I will need to increase the resistor values on the lines. Just me being stupid and driving it with too high a voltage. Will drop in six 4k7 resistors and six 10k resistors. hopefully that should fix it.

Thanks for all your help.

MM0BEF_____Brian

Jack,
Raspberry Pi 4
Arduino 2.1.0.5+dfsg2-4.1
All of the files are in /home/pi/ubitx6 (these are what I downloaded from Farhan on github)
Attached is the file from this attempt

I will send the compile error from my Mac next
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Bob
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