{"id":4960,"date":"2025-05-13T11:52:50","date_gmt":"2025-05-13T11:52:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/?post_type=spl_download&#038;p=4960"},"modified":"2025-05-22T08:07:17","modified_gmt":"2025-05-22T08:07:17","slug":"ec1","status":"publish","type":"spl_download","link":"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/download\/ec1\/","title":{"rendered":"ec1"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<h6 class=\"wp-block-heading\">1. Download SPLat Firmware<\/h6>\n\n\n\n<div class=\"wp-block-buttons is-horizontal is-content-justification-center is-layout-flex wp-container-core-buttons-is-layout-499968f5 wp-block-buttons-is-layout-flex\">\n<div class=\"wp-block-button\"><a class=\"wp-block-button__link has-text-align-center wp-element-button\" href=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/ec1_release_v4-14.dfu\">ec1 V4.14<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n<pre class=\"wp-block-code\"><code>==================\n== Version 4.14 ==\n==================\nec1_release_v4-14\n12 Sep 2016\n- VM: fixed a serious bug in fSTTimeSince &amp; STTest that 2 days after the controller is turned on made both functions think the elapsed time is always greater than 167772.16s.\n- EC1: Fixed annoying \"no 1sec tick\" RTC calibration error.\n- ARM: The SPLat\/VM on ARM boards was throwing a RAM OutOfBounds error when trying to access byte 250 which is actually the legal last address.\n- VM: Doing a fGetTimer or Test quickly after starting a timer may sometimes have caused the timer to expire immediately.\n- VM: WtoU, QtoU, UtoW, UtoQ, fixToU, floatFromU, would incorrectly error when loading a float into U&#91;16+]\n\n==================\n== Version 4.13 ==\n==================\n09 May 2016\n- Label wasn't applied for 4.12\n- VM: WaitOnKT wasn't working (incorrect opcode length)\n\n==================\n== Version 4.12 ==\n==================\n07 May 2016\n- OS: OBLCD now returns a SeqCount whenever the buffer has changed so the caller can refresh only when necessary.\n- HMI: OBLCD text can now be displayed on the HMI, including that received when the HMI is a Xwire slave via:\n   iiPrintText COMHMI,'1,\"g\",'3\n  The current font, colours and bounds will be applied.  Each call updates the display once, so it should be done in a loop usually with a Pause.\n- EC1: test procedure updated to cope with input being opposite polarity to output; fixed crash in VM_vSetPWMFrequency() due to incorrect number of outputs limit, updated to latest OS.\n- VM: GoIfInOn\/Off\/K were ignoring \"J\"\n- VM: Fixed STTest which was not working correctly due to a typo.  It was especially worse with small delays.\n- VM: NVReadRec &amp; NVWriteRec were incorrectly expecting a 16 bit address but it's only an 8 bit address.\n- VM: A change to detect duplicated slave entries in the Xwire table was preventing correct parsing of the table, meaning slaves often weren't being added to the I\/O map.\n- OS: Saw the 1 second timer getting delayed, manifested by ComTestStartTimer taking 13 seconds dignal rather than 10.  Due to timers being deleted before the next timer was fetched.\n- VM: ComTestStartTimer now using fast tick to avoid expiring after 9 - 10 seconds (only following RUN from SPLat\/PC, power on was always 10s).\n- VM: XwireGetPollCntr now increments as soon as a packet is received rather than at the start of sending the response, this also fixed a problem where poll count was not incrementing if the slave had no data to return; interpacket time delays have been shortend to increase throughput.\n- VM: Fixed display of PermStore values in the \"Module\" window in SPLat\/PC as all bytes were off by 1, thus the first byte was always missing and the \"status\" was never correct.\n- VM: the Xwire LCD master now sends zeroes for the command bytes (blink, etc) otherwise sending these bytes sent garbage and stuffed up the LCD.\n- VM: SEXI was not working when analogue I\/O didn't start at 0\n- OS: On ST micros, quadrature is now always 24bit even for 16 bit timers.\n- ST quadrature now leves the pullup and drive modes unaltered\n- OS: analogue output number is now contigous as there would have been problem if a DAC was in the middle of PWM\n- VM: now able to report analogue I\/O when numbering doesn't start at 0\n- VM: low speed digital (OBCB) counting now works on ARM controllers.\n- SPLatVM: SEXI was not turning off blinking outputs when SPLat\/PC connected\n- SEXI: a duplicate slave entry in the Xwire table now doesn't incorrectly increase the nof I\/O's;\n- VM: More than 10 analogues, in or out, are now correctly sent to SPLat\/PC.\n- VM: Now ensure countdown timers are cleared on VM reset\n- VM: loss of SPLat\/PC will now stop I\/O update messages from being sent.\n- VM: SEXI was not receiving any _additional_ buffer from the slave device.\n- VM: fixes to Xwire slave LCD, esp when LCD isn't 20x4.\n- VM: An ARM based controller running as an Xwire slave can now display LCD text broadcast from a Master Xwire controller.\n- SPLatVM: Fixed \"Not\" which was converting 0 to 1 but should have been and is now converting it to 255.  This bring ARM boards in line with HC08 boards.\n- SEXI: can now handle 64 analogue inputs (that's 8 DA8's!)\n- ARM: fGoIfPos was getting confused by a -0.0, changed it and fGoIfNeg to use the signbit macro.\n- VM: Xwire error counters were only incrementing in debug builds; Xwire was not incrementing the error counter if the received packet's length was wrong.\n- VM SEXI:a bug occurred when slaves did not have inputs in multiples of 8 and this would cause inputs from one slave to overwrite inputs from another.\n- VM: A recent fix for Xwire caused a regression in Xwire Master that caused it to access a NULL func ptr for XwirePhys when starting Xwire.\n- fixed a regression in _iiPrintXXX when printing to RAM where the printing would begin at the second byte.\n- EC1: XwirePhys mode 2 now tested and working, fixe the problem with pin swapping that required the UART be disabled first.\n- Xwire: XwirePhys can now be done before starting Xwire\n\n==================\n== Version 4.11 ==\n==================\n25 Mar 2015\n- ARM: STM32 serial port lines weren't being correctly configured, the DR8 Xwire &amp; RS485 ports weren't working; Changing interface no longer resets the port, it now just notifies the app\n- SEXI: All digital I\/O's have been compacted so there are no unused lines.  This means the Xwire table is now actual number of I\/O's rather than blocks of 8.\n- SPLat VM ARM:Any button press will now automatically turn on the backlight even if InputK isn't called.\n- ARM VM: Permstore was not being correctly erased on program download and instead was returning a status of \"success\" but with all 0 bytes.\n- The SEXI protocol could incorrectly report multiple InputK's as it wasn't confirming a change in sequence number from the slave.\n- ARM: ComRunScript can now be called anytime to change MODBUS master scripts.  The current transaction will finish before the new script starts.\n\n==================\n== Version 4.10 ==\n==================\n27 Feb 2015\n- ARM controllers now support MODBUS master\n- ARM Controllers: Dialect is now 101 for Countdown timer support\n- SEXI: after 8 tries, a disconnected peripheral will have it's reported inputs set to 0\n- ARM dialect now supports legacy timers:\nThe next ARM dialect, 101, will include support for the \"legacy timers\", aka:\n  Start\n  Stop\n  Test\n  fSetTimer\n  fGetTimer\n  SetTimer\n- ARM: The maximum Xwire message is now 64 bytes rather than 32 bytes.  This has been done to allow the DA8 to work as a SEXI device as it needs 35 bytes.\n- SPLatOS: deregistering a serial port will now called a registered callback, allowing the current owner to clean up.\n- EC1: The Xwire port may now be repurposed to user comms.  The XwirePhys instruction does this, 0 = single wire Xwire, 1 = dual wire RS485, 2 = dual wire TTL.  Both 1 &amp; 2 use B14 &amp; B15 for direction control.\n\n=================\n== Version 4.9 ==\n=================\n- Added support for SPx !CPU Miscellaneous resources\n- Fixed CPU: Subroutine nesting depth\n- NoJ is permitted when single tasking per David's request\n- the VM was crashing the ARM if an attempt was made to deregister a serial port that hadn't been registered.  The serial driver now flags whether the port has been registered.\n- following the thread switch change to use PendSV, Xwire broke because it was disabling interrupts while thread switching.\n- RecallS now returns either 255 or 0 for simpler binary arithmetic\n- reverted the original idea of resetting all outputs when SPLat\/PC connects\n- VM; fixed typo that caused access to analogue input to reset the VM; VM no longer resets serial port 0 if it's currently SPLatLink\n- fixed overflow bug in COMRX_BufLen\n- added faster baud rates\n\n=================\n== Version 4.8 ==\n=================\n- !Major problem in 4.7 caused the first task to run once, then RunTasksForever to fall through and run whatever followed it as the first task.\n- Fixed underflow of RTCDecSS when RTC registers contain a date.\n\n=================\n== Version 4.7 ==\n=================\n- Added support for \"SPxCmd1 0,!CPU\" to allow the PWM frequency to be changed.\n\n=================\n== Version 4.6 ==\n=================\n31 Oct 2013\n- Any attempt to display a float as 9,9 was failing.  Fixed.\n- EC1 now supports a high speed quadrature counter on pins 26 &amp; 27\n- Added fCompareR instruction\n\n=================\n== Version 4.5 ==\n=================\n04 Oct 2013\n- EC1 v4.4 wasn't working in XP because XP asked for a shorter version of the configuration packet but the SPLat USB driver was trying to return the whole packet.  Windows7 never asked for a shorter version so never exhibited this problem.\n\n=================\n== Version 4.4 ==\n=================\n30 Sept 2013\n- inputs were mistakenly set to ACTIVEHIGH, have now been changed to ACTIVELOW with pull up resistors (matches the EasyStep description for inputs)\n- an incorrect baud rate value in the comms control block could cause the board to crash, now it just causes a VM reset\n\n=================\n== Version 4.3 ==\n=================\n12 Sept 2013\n- some architectural USB changes\n- fixed occasional \"Disconnected\" error shown by SPLat\/PC.  Moved reporting of analogue I\/O count out of the polling thread.  Also now correctly reporting any dynamic analogue inputs.\n\n=================\n== Version 4.2 ==\n=================\n5 Sept 2013\n- USB serial now detects and handles loss of polling, suspend and resume.  It will keep the app's buffer flushed under these circumstances.\n- update to latest OS (there are more supported SPLatVM functions)\n\n=================\n== Version 4.1 ==\n=================\n2 Sept 2013\n- USB serial now detects and handles loss of polling, suspend and resume.  It will keep the app's buffer flushed under these circumstances.  It's much more robust.<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\n<h6 class=\"wp-block-heading\">2. Download STMicro DFU Demo<\/h6>\n\n\n\n<p>Download then install the STMicro DFU &#8220;demo&#8221; making sure you unstall any old version first. This tool will upload the firmware to your SPLat controller. You will need a USB Type-A to Mini-B cable.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<div class=\"wp-block-buttons is-horizontal is-content-justification-center is-layout-flex wp-container-core-buttons-is-layout-499968f5 wp-block-buttons-is-layout-flex\">\n<div class=\"wp-block-button\"><a class=\"wp-block-button__link has-text-align-center wp-element-button\" href=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/DfuSe_Demo_V3.0.6_Setup-1.exe\">Download STMicro DFU Demo 3.0.6, 32bit &amp; 64bit Windows<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n<ol class=\"wp-block-list\">\n<li>Install the DFU Demo before connecting your controller to the PC. Run the DFU Demo and you&#8217;ll see this:<br><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"583\" height=\"580\" src=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/dfuse_1.gif\" alt=\"DFU Demo\"><\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>Install the&nbsp;<strong>PGM<\/strong>&nbsp;link on your controller, then apply power and connect it to your PC. (If you&#8217;re using the EC1, holding the button down when connecting USB will enter download mode) The DFU Demo will now show an available device:<img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"583\" height=\"580\" src=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/dfuse_2.gif\" alt=\"DFU Demo\"><\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>Tick the boxes as shown, the click&nbsp;<strong>Choose<\/strong>&nbsp;and select the controller firmware file you downloaded above.<\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>Now click\u00a0<strong>Upgrade<\/strong>:<br><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"583\" height=\"580\" src=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/dfuse_3.gif\" alt=\"DFU Demo\"><\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>If you see this popup below, click\u00a0<strong>Yes<\/strong>\u00a0then\u00a0<strong>wait about 30 seconds<\/strong>. Sadly there&#8217;s a bug in the downloader and it will crash if you don&#8217;t wait for a bit. If you hear the USB boing bong sound, you&#8217;re good to proceed to the next step.<br><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"329\" height=\"171\" src=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/dfuse_4.gif\" alt=\"DFU Demo\"><\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>Just say\u00a0<strong>Yes<\/strong>. (But if you saw the\u00a0<strong>read protected<\/strong>\u00a0popup, be sure to wait about 30 seconds before clicking\u00a0<strong>Yes<\/strong>.)<br><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"455\" height=\"199\" src=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/dfuse_5.gif\" alt=\"DFU Demo\"><\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>Now the new firmware will be uploaded and at the end you&#8217;ll see this<img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"583\" height=\"580\" src=\"https:\/\/webprojects.cloud\/wordpress\/splatco\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/dfuse_6.gif\" alt=\"DFU Demo\"><\/li>\n\n\n\n<li>All done. 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