[En-Nut-Discussion] Safe reset...
Czerteak
czerteak at email.cz
Tue Oct 14 22:17:45 CEST 2003
Hi,
is there a safe a way to reset the Ethenut board? Currently, when I set the
ports (port D in my case) to 0xff (all pins enabled) and then push the reset
button or unplug and put back the power supply, the port pins get to
undefined state (my opinion) which causes a quick flash during the boot-up (I
think even before the OS get started). When they're set to zeroes before the
reset action, when I use the reset button, the don't "blink" on startup but
the procedure with power supply makes them "generate" that "pulse" anyway. I
don't have any oscilloscope to take a look at it but I suppose the pins are
undefined state during the boot (neither 0V nor 5V - randomly).
Unfortunately, there flashes are deadly for me. I need the circuitry to be in
defined state ALL the time. Do you have any ideas what to do?
And another quick note. When I use my external circuit to generate a short
pulse to pull the reset signal to zero (the reset button should do the same),
it works fine! I don't understand that... :-(
Thanks a lot...
Czerteak
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