Piclist
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.
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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 ... 
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
The project is to make a maritime museum demo of the old "blinker
light" morse code system that ships use at sea during "radio silence".
The plan is to provide a PS2 keyboard, d... 
embe...@austinlakes.com - Jul 3 2008
I have been attempting to use the PIC18 low isr but can't seem to get anything but the high isr to fire. I have reduced my code to the following and it works fine as long as I use... 
Dennis Clark - Jul 1 2008
> I have been attempting to use the PIC18 low isr but can't seem to get
> anything but the high isr to fire. I have reduced my code to the
> following and it works fine as ... 
Basic Poke - Jun 30 2008
I am writing a program for the PIC18F66J50, using MPLAB IDE v8.14
(also happened with 8.10). Suddenly I noticed one of my functions
was not working correctly, and discovered t... 
Jason Hsu - Jun 26 2008
With your help in my work on a microcontroller-based SWR/wattmeter
I've been working on on my own, I've learned so much about
microcontrollers despite the fact that I never used ... 
poopinurmouf - Jun 26 2008
I am using a PIC18F458 to try to get a motor to lift a weight a
specified distance. I am using a quadrature encoder to close the
feedback loop and the encoder has 1600 counts per... 
ge3f...@cox.net - Jun 25 2008
This isn't a schematic, but I'd look to see if your device is supported by the PICkit2. It is about $50 with a target board. Your problem is then adapting the PICKit's header co... 
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