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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.
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Tracking Battery Condition [5 Articles]
jpakrashi - Oct 29 2009
Hi Friends,
Here are the requirements:
In a critical setting where equipment are backed by UPS already, we need to monitor all/any batteries that has deterioted/missing and send ... 
RE: Re: Fastest Math routines - Another Newbie Question [6 Articles]
"Jerry O. Stern" - Sep 7 2009
That's an interesting idea when I get past my first prototype. I need
to look how that would be implemented as I need a resolution of 1 hertz
and for all frequencies between 0 h... Help with Equates for a Newbie [8 Articles]
jsternmd - Sep 6 2009
I am going nuts with a 16F877A project based on siggen3a/IQPro, a DDS project.
Please try to help me understand the following.
In the various forms of DDS code when assembled... Pulse analysis with a PIC [3 Articles]
Jason Hsu - Jul 26 2009
Page 2 of the following document shows two pulses that I need a PIC to analyze:
http://www.phoenix.tc-ieee.org/0001_Bibliography/2007-05-24%20EMB%20Presentation/2-Carl-Sensors_200... Re: PWM to 0-10V Output [1 Attachment]
Harold Hallikainen - Jul 24 2009
[Attachment(s) from Harold Hallikainen included below]
> Hi,
> I got the circuit from a lighting desk, so can't explain why certain
> things have been put in, but its goo... Introduction to PIC24, PIC24F, PIC24H Assembly Language Programming
Jeff Cooper - May 30 2009
This is a VERY lightweight quickstart guide to writing one's first PIC24 assembly language program. It assumes you're familiar with Microchip microcontrollers and the MPLAB IDE (I... Re: 16 Bit PIC [2 Articles]
Paul Laverick - May 25 2009
I just fancy doing it all in Assembly, any idea where i can find some templates to get started? Just have no idea how to lay this one out
Cheers
From: Harold Hallikainen
Sent... Re: 18f4685 6 seg clock - dim display [4 Articles]
Harold Hallikainen - May 5 2009
> What about using serial to parallel shift registers?
>
> 74HC595 ? You will need 3 "control" lines from a pic
If you're considering additional chips and non-multiple... MPLAB Bug solved
newpic503 - May 1 2009
Just so everyone will know...
The MPLAB IDE 8.20 Watch window does not display RB7 of PORTB GPR.
Microchip IS aware of it and in MPLAB IDE 8.30 this problem is corrected.
... PORTB I/O
newpic503 - May 1 2009
Hello to all members fm newbie.
PIC16F819 with MPLAB 8.20 is what I'm using. Simulating switch closures to
PortA & PortB with MPLAB. TRIS & ADCON1 SFR are correct for digital in... CC5x Integration
Gaurish Kapoor - May 1 2009
Hi!
I have been trying to get the CC5x compiler to work with MPLAB, but unfortunately Im getting this error message:
Clean: Deleting intermediary and output files.
Clean: Do... PIC User Interface Help requested [3 Articles]
demolitron - Apr 22 2009
Hello,
My initial searches have produced little information and if someone here could point me in the right direction it would be great.
I am building a smart battery charger... Re: PICs and multiple operations [3 Articles]
Paul Laverick - Apr 16 2009
Thanks for all the replies everyone, its great to get all your ideas flowing!
Paul
From: Paul
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 9:25 AM
To: p...@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [picli... Re: Recognizing serial ports in Linux/WINE/MPLAB
rtstofer - Mar 9 2009
--- In p...@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Hsu" wrote:
>
> My OS is Puppy Linux. I'm running MPLAB through WINE instead of Windows.
>
> My programmer is a PICSTART Plus. I'm u... My PIC Project
Nikhil Praveen - Feb 6 2009
Hi there all, I am new to this list. I have a project idea in mind and would like to share this with you guys. Firstly, I have very basic understanding of PIC Assembly but do by no... Re: Digest Number 1583
Patrick Griffin - Dec 31 2008
Probably as simple as a missing ";" at the end of a line?
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Best regards,
Patrick Griffin
http://www.RedBinary.com
http://www.Odometron.com
p...@yahoogroups.com wrote:
... hitech c error [4 Articles]
siva...@gmail.com - Dec 31 2008
HAI TO ALL,
I have coded my program for a adc and a stepper motor. I use 3 functions for this. I get an error.....................
Error [285] F:\pic solar panel\picsolar... UART
wonghongyik - Dec 20 2008
Hello everybody,
I was trying to write a UART program to send out few bytes of data by
using PIC16F877A, CCS C compiler, MPLAB IDE, MPLAB SIM. The problem of
my program is the... Re: Re: fft / ifft using dspic
Gavin Dingley - Nov 6 2008
Hi,
building on Williams advice, for speech recognition you may have to use time-frequency analysis, rather than just one lumped fft. Time-frequency analysis adds the dimension of... interface for phone to sound card??
William Estrada - Oct 26 2008
Hi group,
I am looking for a piece of hardware that I can use to interface a
standard
phone to a sound card on my laptop. It would look like a 'MagicJack', taking
the 2 wi... C18 Version 3.21 won't use macros? [5 Articles]
Dennis Clark - Oct 14 2008
Hi all,
I've an oddball question.
I've just installed MPLAB 8.14 and C18 3.21 on a system and tried to
build my projects. They fail because C18 gives a syntax error on ... AD Conversion [9 Articles]
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... USB Hub Design [2 Articles]
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 ... Re: Flash memory
jvoytovich - Oct 2 2008
The SD card is an interesting idea. I'll look up the interface
requirements for that device.
I should have listed more requirements for my original design. The
project has a U... Re: dsPIC?
"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... Re: Re: Which family would suit better for this?
rodr...@petrobras.com.br - Sep 29 2008
Thanks Dani, second answer on dsPIC's side. I guess I'll just stop learning
the 18F and start learning the ds family.
Mine major concerning is about memory for the program, sin... Voltage conversions [2 Articles]
liquias - Sep 26 2008
Hey guys,
Lately I have been running a few projects that are using a car=20
battery as an energy source.
I need to introduce some picmicro controlling power to these projects.
... Re: Re: Assembler vs C [4 Articles]
Onestone - Sep 20 2008
IBM were obviously overpaying part timers, or were operating under the
military industrial complex phenomenon of the $15000 silver hammer.
The main advantage that C is perceiv... 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... Re: 12v to 5v
"Kenneth (K) Macrae" - Sep 18 2008
For the binary parts, what about an opto-coupler?
Kenneth
2008/9/14 liquias
> hi guys ,
> lately i have a few project i work on that operate only on 12V supplies
> ... Wake Up On Key Stroke
jmsmith871 - Sep 17 2008
Although I've been using PICs for years, I'm only now studying the
SLEEP instruction and code to wake up the processor. It's not going
well at the moment.
Microchip's app note... help sms command recognizing
eshezo ayomi - Sep 17 2008
Hi all
i want someone to help me with this.....
i am new to SMS world but i learn how to use the PIC to send and receive SMS ... (text mode) i am preparing the code until the GS... Control the amplitude of a 115VAC [13 Articles]
globalpositioning - Sep 17 2008
Any idea or suggestion on how to play
with the amplitude of a 115VAC?
Note: amplitude, not PWM...
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to unsubscribe, go to htt... Assembler code for a simple chronometer using an LCD display
ottoniel_ojeda - Sep 17 2008
Greetings guys...
I'm looking for a already made code to build a basic chronometer to
(.99 seconds scale) to make use of a 16x2 LCD display using only
assembler..
The pro... Re: Re: mpasm linker - using .o files [2 Articles]
"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... Re: mpasm linker - using .o files
tigger - Sep 17 2008
Hi John, Hi Richard. Thank you for your inputs to this. I feel that
you must be right, and that I am missing something. What I am doing
at present is in defiance of what a lin... dsPIC33FJ128MC802 PWM motor control
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), ... Re: Re: Pic vs. other MCU [2 Articles]
"John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Sep 9 2008
If you are using the dsPIC, then the path of least resistance is C. The C30
Student Edition is free, and as far as i can tell, the advantages of the
paid version are pretty sm... Re: Pic vs. other MCU
Staiger - Sep 9 2008
> So, if C/C++ is not the best choice, then does that mean I have to use
> Assembly language (I have now knowledge about it)?
I agree with the others: Ray shouldn't lump C an... CAN Reception using PIC4580
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 ...