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Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 17 May 2004, 14:01 Oryginal IP-Bus driver it's HA12187FP from Hitahi.
It's used in my Pioneer KEH-P7800R. Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: Dave on 17 May 2004, 15:13 Does that mean that we can use this driver instead of the PCA82C250 and the LM339 OpAmp? This simplifies the schematic a lot! :-)
Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 17 May 2004, 18:43 Yes, I think. But not sure.
(Sorry for my English.) :D Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 17 May 2004, 18:58 See this: Pioneer KEH-P7800R service manual.
Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 17 May 2004, 19:05 I dont now why, but I can't attach this file :(
Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: Vitat on 17 May 2004, 19:22 Yes, you can use. But Rx signal must be inverted in emulator code.
rlemon, What file size? You can send file to me and I post it. Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 18 May 2004, 13:51 Hi. Sorry for my English.
I send service manual on You e-mail Vitat. I make emulator, but I have a problem. My Atmel procesor is connected directly to RX TX pins Pioneer PD4975B procesor. In send_message procedure emulator send to HU: send_start_bit(); send_byte_with_checksum(CD_ID_1,0,8); send_byte_with_checksum(CD_ID_2,1,8); send_byte_with_checksum(CD_ID_3,1,8); if (read_acknowledge () == false) goto Restart_Send_Message; (acknowledge==TRUE) send_byte_with_checksum(0xF0,0,4); if (read_acknowledge () == false) goto Restart_Send_Message;(acknowledge==FALSE) My program looping in this place. Help. Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: Vitat on 19 May 2004, 21:42 What a voltage impedance on this pins without emulator? I mean RX and TX pins on PD4975B.
Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 20 May 2004, 13:32 Quote from: Vitat What a voltage impedance on this pins without emulator? I mean RX and TX pins on PD4975B. 0 Volt without any data on RX and TX pins. If PD4975B acknowledge transfer on TX pin is aprox. 5V 35us pulse. This pulse is after send 0x88, 0x68, 0x00 with parity bits, it's ok. Next emulator send 4 bit high pulse, 0 parity pulse, after this data PD4975B not ackowledge. My Pioneer after connect power send on TX pin only 2 aprox. 5us pulses, and nothing else. It's correct? Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: Vitat on 20 May 2004, 14:14 Quote from: rlemon 0 Volt without any data on RX and TX pins. I use CAN bus ic, it have inverted TX (for HU - RX pin) pin. When HA12187 use noninverted. Code writing for inverted TX pin. You can use any inverter for this.Quote from: rlemon My Pioneer after connect power send on TX pin only 2 aprox. 5us pulses, and nothing else. I think - yes.It's correct? Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 20 May 2004, 17:56 Quote from: Vitat I use CAN bus ic, it have inverted TX (for HU - RX pin) pin. When HA12187 use noninverted. Code writing for inverted TX pin. You can use any inverter for this. or software invert TX pin? Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: Vitat on 20 May 2004, 20:09 Quote from: rlemon [...] If you can. ;)or software invert TX pin? Title: Oryginal IP-Bus driver from Pioneer HU it's HA12187FP Post by: rlemon on 26 May 2004, 16:40 Now working :) .
In my project emulator is directly conected to Pioneer CPU. I must make litle change in code: [code:1] void send_bit_1(void) { sbi(DATAOUT_DDR, DATAOUT); // DATA_OUT pin set to output and this be = 1 on IP-Bus sbi(DATAOUT_PORT,DATAOUT); // this I add delay1(20); //17-23 cbi(DATAOUT_DDR, DATAOUT); // DATA_OUT pin set to input delay1(16); //12-21 } [/code:1] and in send_bit_0, read_acknowledge, send_acknowledge procedures. And I use diferent compilator: CodeVision AVR and my code looks diferent. I don't need invert any signals. ;) |