Specifications
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PICED FAQ
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Serial COM Port(s) are not listed in the PICED software.
Solution
The problem can be fixed by updating the registry as follows :
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Close down PICED.
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Click on the START menu.
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Click on Run.
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Type in "regedit" and click on OK to start the Registry Editor.
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Select the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Hardware\DeviceMap\SerialComm key (it may be
different on different operating systems).
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You will see a list of COM ports.
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Select the Edit | New | String Value menu item.
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A new item appears in the list.
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Enter the name of the COM port (eg. COM3) and press Enter.
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Double click on the item.
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In the Value Data edit box, the in the name of the COM port again.
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Click on OK.
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Repeat for any other missing COM ports.
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Close down the Registry Editor.
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Restart PICED.
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The new COM port should now be in the list.
Note : making changes to the Windows Registry should be done with great caution as it is
possible to cause computer problems.
1.2.1.3 Can't Connect to C-Gate
Problem
The PICED software can't connect to C-Gate, or the connection is unreliable.
Solution
There are several possible reasons for this as listed below :
1. The IP Address is incorrect
Check that the IP Address in the PICED Project Options form is correct. If C-Gate is running on
the local machine, the IP Address will be 127.0.0.1.
2. C-Gate is not running
Check that C-Gate is running on the selected IP Address.
3. The Port Number is incorrect.
The default C-Gate command port is 20023. If it has been changed to another value in the
C-GateConfig.txt
file, then the correct value needs to be entered into the PICED Project Options
form.
4. C-Gate is taking too long to respond