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Paul - Oct 6 2008
Hello,
Recently starting using PICs again!
Quick question with an easy answer i am hoping.
What i am doing is using a PIC16F877 and i am using a A-D conversion.
Its all wo... 
jvoytovich - Oct 3 2008
Hi All,
I've got a project that I need advice on involving USB hubs. A
customer has a temperature controller with an RS232 interface that we
want to move to a USB design. The ... 
"John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Sep 29 2008
The dsPIC is an entirely diffferent animal than the 8 bit parts, but it is
closely related to the PIC24 parts.
I suspect that over the longer term, only the most basic or powe... 
Gavin Dingley - Sep 27 2008
Hi Andrew,
I have not got into embedded C as yet, but from my experience of assembler, and having a quick read of the data sheet, you have to set some register bits to switch off ... 
Ray Xu - Sep 26 2008
Hi, I have a question about the timer modules in the dsPIC30F2010. I want
to know what is the maximum frequency that the Timers can be driven at using
the internal oscillator. ... 
restech_pl - Sep 20 2008
Hello all
I am looking easy and clear solution how to migrate hex code from
16F628 to 12f629. I use disassember Nigel Goodwin WinPicProg for asm
source.
pin in use 16f628:
4 -... 
bux_bux2002 - Sep 20 2008
hello
this is my first post here i have project i create i hope all the
pepole enjoy this its about how u can recycling your old mobile phone
i start with nokia lcd .
here is m... 
Tim Last - Sep 20 2008
Hi Kenneth,
2.4GHz and 433MHz have different characteristics of propagation
particularly where indoor use is concerned. A cheap Zigbee module
will fall over once you move int... 
harry - Sep 20 2008
i am new to pic programming. i am doing a small project of wireless
sensor networking. can any body help me to tell how to start and what
reference should i read to get basic id... 
Staiger - Sep 19 2008
A few people have expressed reservations about using C to program the
smaller PICs, especially when the program is pretty simple.
One thing that keeps coming up (and Microchip ... 
rtstofer - Sep 19 2008
--- In p...@yahoogroups.com, Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
>
> > What would you recommend as a sensible PIC family for programming
in C?
>
> Can not be answered without mo... 
Staiger - Sep 19 2008
I'm pretty new to PICs, so if I've made a silly mistake, please forgive me!
Do any PICs have "open collector" type output ports? I'd like to use the
ports to switch some trans... 
jmsmith871 - Sep 17 2008
--- In p...@yahoogroups.com, "globalpositioning"
wrote:
>
> Any idea or suggestion on how to play
> with the amplitude of a 115VAC?
Lamp dimmers do that, and there are... 
mjor...@mdaturbines.com - Sep 17 2008
I am in need of PIC16C773 (LONG SKINNY DIP) PARTS. Does anyone know where I can aquire these parts without having to place a minimum order of $200 or more?
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Joe Tackett - Sep 17 2008
Hello PIC people,
My name is Joe Tackett.
I have a patented invention that I am developing for worldwide sales.
It uses PIC controllers, and I need to either hire, or part... 
"John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Sep 17 2008
The help file is indeed full of good information about using the linker.
The MPLINK linker is no different than hundreds of linkers that have gone
before on dozens of operating... 
tigger - Sep 17 2008
Hi - I need some advice on setting up and using mpasm for a particular
application and would appreciate some help.
I have a suit of 3 .asm files for the 12f629 processor. Call ... 
"John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Sep 15 2008
When you are debugging, the debugger and the PC need to talk -- A LOT. The
amount of talk depends on how may windows you have open and what you are
looking at.
If you have ... 
KM6VV - Sep 13 2008
Hi John,
I see you're a ham too! I'm KM6VV. Central coast, CA.
I'm starting a dual motor control project for a microbot robot. Two DC
motors with encoders (Lynxmotion), ... 
Eirik Karlsen - Sep 13 2008
Yes, and no....
Generating a square wave is maybe best done by togeling a port pin at double the frequency, this will give you a square (50/50 mark space) wave.
You'll have to ... 
"John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Sep 11 2008
I'm surprised that there hasn't been more noise on this group about the
Esquire cover.
Selected copies of the October issue of Esquire contain "e-ink" on the
cover. The e-i... 
shamin_dudu - Sep 8 2008
Hello,
I am able to receive CAN messages using polling mode.
I would like to receive CAN message using interrupts. It is not
working with my implementation
The following ... 
kaci25500 - Sep 8 2008
hi all,
in need some hope(oriontatin) in my application.
my application consist in;
i have 3 analog input (3 sinusoidal tensions),then i neeed a/d
converter
an0,an1,an3 (10... 
mechatronicscontrol - Sep 8 2008
Hello All,
Name is nick, I'm an engineering grad student working on a hobby
project. I'm trying to use the PIC18F4431 to do some basic DC servo
motor control, but, as I'm new ... 
stanstan127 - Sep 8 2008
I have recently completed a menu based user interface for PICs and
I've made the code open source. It is based on a $20 color LCD
display. Documentation describing this project... 
kaci...@yahoo.fr - Sep 8 2008
hi all,
in need some hope(oriontatin) in my application.
my application consist in;
i have 3 analog input (3 sinusoidal tensions),then i neeed a/d converter
an0,an1,an3 (10b... 
ray xu - Sep 8 2008
Hi, I've been lying low in this group since I joined (1 or 2 months ago).
I'm having trouble deciding between using a PIC, AVR, or other low-cost MCU
in my project that requires ... 
ray xu - Sep 8 2008
Hi, I've been lying low in this group since I joined (1 or 2 months ago).
I'm having trouble deciding between using a PIC, AVR, or other low-cost MCU
in my project that requires ... 
"John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Sep 1 2008
The PIC16's are a poor choice for C, but I have successfully programmed a
PIC16F88 using SDCC on Linux (Fedora). It took a little dancing around to
get memory sorted on the PI... 
Alok Modak - Aug 27 2008
Hi all,
I am trying to interface the serial port of the PIC16F877A to
communicate with the PC.
But I am not able to do so. I have listed below the connections that
I have... 
jandidden - Aug 27 2008
Hi,
I am designing a piece of audio equipment that involves a uController,
an LCD and an analog level chip. The LCD needs 5V digital signals, the
level chip can only work w... 
fadi83 - Aug 27 2008
hello all,
before i start i have to stay that i'm still a beginner in working
with pics, so take it easy on me :).
i'm currently working with explorer 16 Dev. board using
... 
michaelcollier - Aug 27 2008
Hi
Here is a new Micro Controller (PIC Based) that should interest robot
enthusiasts.
http://www.kicchip.co.uk
It uses a simple 3 wire inteface to connect to computer ... 
kjh_us - Aug 27 2008
I'd like to know how one goes about programming a serial flash data chip
such as the AT25/45 or SST25 8pin dip? These chips have an SPI
interface. But can I simply use an off ... 
np np - Aug 17 2008
Why the obsession with Linux ?
MPLAB under Windows is a great package.
Considering its for free its fantastic.
You can pick up Win XP for peanuts on ebay.
Send instant messag... 
Dennis Clark - Aug 14 2008
Did you configure the project with the correct processor? The IDE does
not query the source files to find the processor. Even though you have
the correct .h file in the sou... 
Basic Poke - Jul 15 2008
Does anyone know of any programs I can use to test the #ifdef's and
#endif's in my C code. I think I may have some of these mismatched
somewhere. I'm getting the following li... 
Don Pomplun - Jul 14 2008
Hi Dennis,
Thanx for the info. I've concluded that I'm just doing TOO much in the
interrupt handler. If I do nothing except increment a counter, I get the
expected number of... 
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