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binu - Aug 11 2008
Hello
Can i use RTC , COM3 and Timer1 functions on a BX24chip.
can i do Timer action with 1 or is their free timer to use.
Thanks
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taber0015 - Jul 30 2008
I just recieved my BasicX-24 development kit and am having some problems
setting the RTC. I've loaded the serial 2x16 LCD demo and it works
great! The problem I've having is ... 
"guntis.laurins" - Mar 13 2008
Hello
With DateTimeNMEA example $GPRMC data I can see very well, now I want
to change this code so I can see in $GPRMB protocol Letters R and L,
they ar here, after 3th comma:... 
Tom Becker - Mar 4 2008
> ...
> 1999-01-01 00:00:01
> 1999-01-01 00:00:02
> 1999-01-01 00:00:03
>
DateTimeNMEA.bas sets the BX-24 RTC to a decoded and checksummed $GPRMC
NMEA sentence. ... 
Tom Becker - Apr 23 2007
> Calling Randomize messed it up...
Randomize appears to use the current RTC tick count to create a new
randomizer seed. Unfortunately, the RTC tick count always starts at
... 
Tom Becker - Jan 30 2007
Ever looked at your output on a scope and wished that the occasional
one-tick glitch wasn't there? You might be able to get rid of it.
If you do not need the RTC, you can tur... 
Tom Becker - Jul 26 2006
Determining elapsed time from start of the current execution is
trivial, Patrick; that's the value currently in the RTC, which starts
at midnight every time you apply power. Your... 
arhodes19044 - Apr 7 2006
No, I did not.
I ended up using the DS3231. This is a combo of a precsion oscillator
good to 2ppm over an industrial temp range. It is a RTC with date and
time down to the... 
Don Kirby - Apr 4 2006
OK, I'm out of RAM, and the application just keeps getting bigger...
This is going to be interesting..
As I look for ways to reduce RAM usage, I am open to suggestions for
th... 
manuelito01 - Apr 1 2006
Does anyone tried to implement an RTC-based task scheduler for BX-24?
Yahoo! Groups Links
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G. Kramer Herzog - Mar 22 2006
Ah, the devil is in the details.
Basically this is a ring buffer: similar to FIFO, but LIFO.
So you would have to maintain a head address, a tail address, and a
data count in ... 
Tom Becker - Mar 10 2006
> > ... to produce a 20Hz squarewave...
> ... Task switching will result in some irregularity with this method.
I spent some time looking at a couple of techniques to generate ... 
n0ure - Mar 4 2006
Anyone have any BASICX code for this RTC/MEM ?
JC
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arhodes19044 - Jan 20 2006
--- In basicx@basi..., "Bookwalter, Dan"
wrote:
>
> Does the real time clock on the latest version of the BX-24 still
have
> 1.95 ms resolution... 
Tom Becker - Jan 9 2006
> ... I need to somehow prove that the BX-24 is indeed sampling at 50Hz...
On rereading your message, John, I have the thought that you will
tailor your code loop so that... 
arhodes19044 - Dec 28 2005
I had not thought of that... wiping out the AVR's BASIC interpreter
and programming it directly.
I THINK that there are less expensive (than the BX-24) BX-style DIP
p... 
Tom Becker - Dec 12 2005
A common task is timestamping and logging an event. I propose a
simple challenge: what is _the_ elegant code that produces an 8-byte
ASCII string in the form "HHMMSShh" (hh ... 
arhodes19044 - Dec 8 2005
--- In basicx@basi..., "Don Kinzer" wrote:
>
> The other cool thing about this method is that you can get the
> expander to generate an interrupt signa... 
Mikael Karstikko - Nov 23 2005
Thanks Don !
I allready have build a rpm meter to a diesel car , using a hall sensor
to sense the gears but now I should move on to petrol cars ...
I used a F / V conv... 
Don Kinzer - Nov 7 2005
--- In basicx@basi..., "Don Lewis" wrote:
> ... wouldn't changing the x'tal also effect the regular serial
> communications behaviour?
Yes, along with ev... 
DCF77 [2 Articles]
wimn.rm - Oct 27 2005
I need to measure incoming pulses of 100 and 200 milliseconds.
The PulseIn in not suitable for this, it's rangs is to short.
Before I start doing difficult things with the r... 
Don Kinzer - Oct 24 2005
--- In basicx@basi..., "G. Kramer Herzog"
wrote:
> It seems to me that the RS-232 ports interrupt the clock's tick
> and may cause a bit of a slow down. ... 
RTC [7 Articles]
c04203420 - Oct 21 2005
What would be the best way to keep the real time clock synchronized?
Am i right in saying the bx-24 rtc has to be reset each time it is
powered on an if so what would be ... 
arhodes19044 - Oct 5 2005
Basic is really for quick programming projects and beginners. Java
is more C like. You might want to go to C directly, but then you
lose the hand-holding that the BX desig... 
Jepsen Electronics Ltd - Oct 4 2005
Not sure if I fully understand what you want to do Tom, but I have done
this sort of thing several times. A couple of years ago I built a number
of sewage level gauges usi... 
Tore Fintland - Oct 3 2005
>Input Devices
>=============
>
>Could someone point me in the right direction for these. Ideally
I
>want to spend as little as possible whilst still retaining ... 
Tom Becker - Aug 28 2005
Chris hasn't responded to a query yet, but it appears that the BX-24p T1
pin (ATmega8535 processor pin 41) is available. It is used on the BX-24
for ATN, but the BX-24p ha... 
arhodes19044 - Aug 27 2005
I am writing a BasicX API for the Dallas real time clock family
(specifically, right now, the 1307), and I need to convert the date
and time data to BCD. It is a pretty si... 
arhodes19044 - Aug 26 2005
I. too, must disagree, Kramer.
The whole point of a high level language like basic is to insulate
you from the internals of the hardware. This basic running on the
li... 
Jim Fouch - Aug 17 2005
Ralf,
I recently created a project that controls a Sony Camcorder with a Parallax
SX18/SX28 chip. I was able to do all the timing with software. Even the
40kHz ca... 
Tom Becker - Aug 17 2005
I'm hitting a BX-24 processor interrupt line pretty quickly - between
480Hz and 1.6KHz. I needed to know how much processor time was
available at these interrupt rates. Fo... 
mrrmckenzie - Jun 26 2005
I have 4 new DS1302 chips and 4 new 32khz watch crystals intending to
make a persistent RTC for my BX35 project. Problem is that after
finally connecting all the stuff tog... 
David Sousa Mendes - Apr 25 2005
Hello
I'm working with an anemometer which sends pulses every time it makes a complete tour.
I was thinkin about using the CountTransitions function... The thing is I will h... 
Mike Perks - Apr 15 2005
Enigma - It sounds like you need to change the time on your BX-24 RTC
because it is slow - must be all of those calls to PlaySound. April
fool's day was 2 weeks ago.
... 
arhodes19044 - Apr 11 2005
I have been thinking about something like that.
I have been progressing with my little (in importance, not in code
size or effort) rally computer. I off loaded the 1H... 
Don Kinzer - Apr 9 2005
--- In basicx@basi..., davidsousamendes@h... wrote:
> Is there any way of keeping track of date and time after pressing
> the reset button?
A calender and watch have... 
tombhandley - Apr 3 2005
Tony, first looking at your original project. The first thing I
noticed is the accuracy requirements on the clock. I see no reason
why the built-in BX-24 RTC would not ... 
Neil Jepsen - Apr 1 2005
Tom is right in both respects. I have a particular interest in "time"
and in my office I have 4 old electro-mechanical pendulum master clocks.
A Gents, an IBM, an TMC and ... 
arhodes19044 - Mar 27 2005
Well, It is mostly an exercise to see if I can reproduce the rally
computer. It would be hard to make it a BETTER computer, that is
for sure. The Alfa Elite is really r... 
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