Documentation

[CIM]

I've received an Isopod with 4 pages of documentation. One is the V2 layout and an other one is the drawing but they are different, witch one is the good one?
I've checked the download page and the Isopod manual (newer than the addendum) seem to be wrong?
Is the Isopod and Isomax documentation will be update?

[Dave]

The V2 Addendum shown on the website has the correct pinout. The manual details the version 1 IsoPod, where the V2 addendum shows the pinouts of V2 IsoPod. The documentation is continually updated, and it helps to have extra people to point out descrepancies. Could you tell more about what document was received, what particular differences are shown?

[CIM]

IsoPod manual, page 84 + are for connectors V2. This manual is newer than the addendum but as different informations.
I've received the schematic BBR05 where J6 pin1 is PWMA0 and IsoPod V2.0 Layout where J6 pin1 is PWMB5. Checked on the IsoPod manual and J6 pin1 is PWMA0 but J3 sequence is ANA0,1,2,3 against 0,2,4,6.
Somewhere in the IsoMax documentation its mentioned that code will work with V0.52 and more but when i reset my board, i only get one caracter after dot.

[nmitech]

J3 pinouts of IsoPod V2 in the manual is now corrected and uploaded on the download page.

As far as the production of IsoMax version. It only displays one digit after the decimal. Such as V0.3, V0.4, V0.5, etc... The second digit after the decimal is only good for manufacture uses only. Sorry for the confusion.

[CIM]

SAVE-RAM copy Data RAM to Data Flash but where?
The SAVE-RAM App_Note not the same as IsoPod manual. Can someone confirm with V0.5 addresses..
Also, witch word used to write in data flash (EE!)?
How to page erase?

[nmitech]

The SAVE-RAM App_Note is more latest for the V0.5 where the memorymap in the IsoPod manual is still carry on from the previous IsoMax Version.

SAVE-RAM copy Data RAM to Data Flash from 1D50 - 1FFF.
If you use Data Flash ROM directly in your application, you can be sure that your data will be safe if you restrict
your usage to addresses $1000-$17FF. Some of the space above $1800 is currently unused, but this is not
guaranteed for future IsoMax releases.

EE! is write in data flash

EEERASE is a page erase in data flash