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A discussion group for the PICMicro microcontroller. Also called the Microchip PIC, this list is dedicated to the use and abuse of this fine, simple, microcontroller. Close to topic posts are welcome, ie. general electronics.
Search Results for "wireless"
PIC 877 and Rf wireless [6 Articles]
ramtec73 - Nov 27 2003
Has anyone tried transferring datas to or from 877 wireless. I have
wireless rx and tx from www.laipacinc.com.
Do we the UART for this? Any examples out there a... 
Wireless communications [3 Articles]
"Kenneth (K) Macrae" - Sep 8 2008
Hi
I'm currently looking at two wireless options:
2.4GHz
433MHz
I know the lower frequency allows greater transmission distance. What would
one go for?
Both have USART ... Wireless Development with PICs [12 Articles]
Ashwin Shankar - Aug 16 2003
Hi,
I'm curious to find out if anyone out there has/wants to use PICs as
controllers for RF communications. I'm currently working on a standalone
embedded board w... Wireless 916MHz with PIC [3 Articles]
ramtec73 - Feb 12 2004
Has anyone tried using a wireless unit such as one from Laipac.com to
send data?
I have bought the 916MHz tx and rx. And trying figure out how to
interface t... Wireless communication [8 Articles]
Igor Janjatovic - Oct 7 2005
Hello,
I'm looking for RX+TX wireless communication module with following
requirements:
- 3.3V operation,
- low power,
- small package (for example: 50x50mm)
-... Wireless Networking with 16f877? [4 Articles]
Kevin Van Winkle - Jun 23 2004
I thought I'd put this query out there in the hopes of not having to
reinvent the wheel.
I'd like to use a 16f877 (Or similar) to talk via 802.11b/g.
I ... How to handle Wireless Serial Data?
Scott Lingerfelt - Jan 13 2006
I have a couple of retail stores that have multiple wireless sensors
that send simple serial data to a receiver that allows connection to a
PC. I have been asked to create... Re: Re: Burglar Alarm
Ike AMD - Oct 17 2004
Hi,
If you want to go wireless you could use OPTEX RC10U and TD10U . I made a security system with a Mitsubishi plc and some of these wir... pic project
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... Few questions... [2 Articles]
kennethsavoy - Jun 30 2002
I've used the 8031 microcontroller before and im undertaking a
project at school and I'm wondering a few things about the pic.
Is
there a standard set of instru... RF module - KEYMARK
Luis - Sep 2 2005
hi:
see in .pdf manual:
The TXC1 is an ASK transmitter module .The result is
excellent performance in a simple-to-use .The TXC1 is
designed specifically for remote... Re: Re: Wireless button/keypad
Mada Jimmy - Nov 8 2004
Dear,
What we discussed before is wireless keypad for only one group, and I agree to use protocol you advised.
Today, my c... RF Transmitter Radio Shack [3 Articles]
Scott Lingerfelt - Jul 19 2005
Does anyone know what frequency or protocol "payload" used by Radio
Shack wireless products? I have tried to build the product for less but
cannot come close. I know its a... Pre FCC Approved RF? [2 Articles]
Scott Lingerfelt - Jan 25 2005
Does anyone know where I can purchase a low cost pre-approved wireless
transceiver or transmitter/receiver? I currently use the Maxstream product
and would like ... Wireless button/keypad [13 Articles]
Mada Jimmy - Oct 20 2004
Dear All,
I'm designing wireless button/keypad for quiz or survey with up to 30 people capacity.
For example, one person has 4 c... DTMF Filtering [6 Articles]
christopher41877 - Jul 31 2004
Hi everyone,
I have a problem with DTMF decoding. I am sending DTMF tones to an
MT8880 from a 16F876. Everything works ok when I send it directly
from the pi... Wireless Development with PICs
martin de lange - Aug 21 2003
Hi Ashwin
If you're looking for decent info on radio modules. They do rx, tx and rx/tx with or without encoding. If you do not find what you're looking f... Was really OS bashing... Re: Re: 16F88 bootloader [2 Articles]
Scott Lee - Sep 5 2004
--- In , "Michael Puchol" PIC - USB Port Wireless Serial Communication [5 Articles]
s_tanberk - Apr 28 2005
I want to make serial communication pic and notebook wirelessly.
Notebook has no serial port. So I should use USB port directly.
I will use bluetooth USB dongle for not... Alternate Communications [6 Articles]
Scott Lingerfelt - Dec 28 2003
I have been looking for alternate means of collecting remote data. I
currently utilize the internet for data collection and finding it very
difficult to get onto... Help needed with a Code hopping encoder-decoder scheme
- Nov 20 2001
Dear members:
I´m currently envolved in a project dealing with access to buildings
using wireless commands. I´ve chossen the Microchip Code hopping
Encoder-Deco... Serial Interrupts [6 Articles]
- Jul 12 2004
I have the CCS C Compiler... here is my code
---------------------------------------------
void serial_isr() {
int t;
buffer[next_in]=fgetc(TRANS);
t=next_... Re: Digest Number 950 [2 Articles]
Vasile Surducan - Oct 22 2004
>
> --- In , Ike AMD How to find local Engineering talent for project [2 Articles]
Scott Kellish - Nov 16 2004
Hi All,
I'm in need of a EE, preferably locally (Central NJ, USA) to do a hardware design including manufacturability. Fairly simple project involving PIC,... Re: Re: Door Sensor [3 Articles]
Michael Puchol - Oct 26 2004
The easiest, less failure-prone device is a reed switch and a magnet.
Nothing like it, simple, clean, no optics, LEDs, etc. to wear or get dirty.
They are used wide... Re: 5V to 3V serial? [4 Articles]
Harold Hallikainen - Jan 26 2005
If you're only sending data from the 5V device to the 3V device, I'd just
use a voltage divider. If the input impedance of the 3V device is high (no
pull-ups or any... Wireless USART
"d.fektv" - Nov 28 2007
Hi guys,
I am trying to send 1 byte data packets from one 18f458 to another
using 433.93MHz FSK TX/RX devices. I am also using a manchester
encoder/decoder on both ends (DPC... Re: Re: what is the easiest way to control a pic from a pc? [3 Articles]
Alan Marconett - Jul 23 2006
Hi Arlen,
I'm looking to control stepper motors (CNC) via USB. I was just told
about this site that gets you up and going with a CDC example for USB.
http://pic18fusb.onli... Re: Digest Number 504
bhushan vemula - Aug 20 2003
Hello
Can U please give suggest a suiatble PIC for telecom application , perticularly basic Caller ID, any related info on web.
Thanks in advance ... RE: Re: LED's - limits for serial wiring [3 Articles]
Ian Phillips - Nov 22 2004
All joking aside, I have (ironically enough) just been asked to do
something very similar. The threads in the group seem to mirror my
life/job.
The project is thi... Learn PIC Microcontroller Programming with PITAC and Technocrafts
Adnan - Oct 6 2008
Time:
6pm to 9pm hrs, 5 days a week
Venue
PITAC , Pakistan Industrial Technical Assisstance Center, Government of
Pakistan, 234-Ferozepur Road Lahore Pakistan
Contacts T... Re: Re: Thermocouple How-To?
Scott Lingerfelt - Nov 13 2005
Hi Eirik,
Yes, I to am questioning this project but it can be done but for the price!
Eirik Karlsen wrote:
> Hmmm...
> I think you need to think thoroughly trou... Re: Open Antenna VFETs?
Vito Russo - Oct 27 2004
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> H... RE: wifi [5 Articles]
martin de lange - Sep 21 2004
I was actually considering wifi as the
cost for these modules have drastically reduced. After I discovered some info on a similar
wire... Re: OT: microcontroller-related jobs/careers [4 Articles]
Onestone - Jun 25 2008
In terms of volume 8 bitters still dominate, 4 bitters are out there in
the millions, ARM is a reasonably recent fad/direction, but has a few
serious flaws for many application...