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PIC PSP port bus contention
darkknight - 2005-11-21 02:45:00
Hi
We're trying to interface a PIC micro to an 8052 micro using the
Parallel Slave Port on the PIC. The 8052 can read bytes written to it
by the PIC ok, but when the 8052 writes to the PIC, the PIC tends to
read what it last wrote and not what the 8052 sent. The voltage levels
on the data...
Re: Are there any 8051 C++ compilers ?
Neil Kurzman - 2004-08-05 02:46:00
rumor has it that it uses too many resources. C++ in an 8052 is probably
not the best idea.
look aT WWW.8052.COM
...Looking for 4x4 keypad scan routine for 8052 family chip.
Art K6KFH - 2004-04-12 21:23:00
Greetings,
I'm looking for a basic 4x4 matrix keboard scan routine for the 8052
family of chips. I want to use one port with 1 nibble as outputs and
the other as inputs and periodically scan for keypresses. I've done
this many times in the past but it's waaaay past and there isn't much
need ...8051/8052 hardware detection
2006-05-12 06:31:00
Hi.
I am interested in how a program could detect if it is running on an
8052 compatible device, or just 8051. It should be reliable, i e if the
device is not 8052 compatible, the test sihould not hang up the device.
One idea I have, is to write to the idata space and read back. But then
I ...8051/8052 Emulator
Naimesh - 2004-09-30 02:09:00
Please suggest good emulator for 8051/8052 which support ISP
devices(Atmel AT89S series)
Thanks
Naimesh
...Silican labs (Cygnal) or other 8052 + CANopen
Jon S. - 2004-03-05 19:30:00
I would like to implent CANopen (DS301,DS401) on the cygal/Silicon
labs devices.
Anyone already went done the road ? Or intending to ? Maybe on an
other 8052 device ?
Any advice, suggestions, tips ?
Stijn
...MD5 for 8052 without stdlib, ...
lordbyte - 2006-10-31 09:46:00
Hi!
For an embedded project I have to implement the md5-algorithm on a 8052
CPU. First I thought it might be a more or less easy task, but after
looking a little deeper into the problem I got in touch with a few
problems:
- 8052 is only a 16 bit processor. Most md5 (reference) implementatio...frequency meter with 8052 ( 8051)
zotdall - 2005-12-11 11:18:00
is there any body knows how i can build ''6-digit frequncy meter'' by
using 8051 (or 8052).?
...Re: PWM with 89c2051
Frieder Ferlemann - 2005-08-02 03:32:00
dmchatwani@zapo.net wrote:
> Hello,
> I am new to this group, I would like to impliment PWM function using
> SDCC compiler for 89c2051. Can any body suggest me any idea or url
> pointig to this topic.
Hi, this was recently discussed on www.8052.com:
http://www.8052.com/forum/read....Re: Evaluation Board in India...
martin griffith - 2006-02-13 07:42:00
On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 16:57:07 +0530, in comp.arch.embedded Seemanta
Dutta wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to know if there is some place in India from where I can
> purchase 8051 evaluation boards for a 'not-so-exorbitant' prices.
>
> My budget is about 6-7k.(Rupees, of course!!)
>
> I...connecting 8052 to adc and dac
CAFxX - 2003-12-22 12:37:00
hi,
i was wondering how to connect an adc and a dac to a 8025 (DS89C420). do i
have to use the two UARTs or it's better to use the "raw" i/o pins? what i'm
trying to do is a sort of audio filter: the signal is converted in digital,
read by the 8052 (where the fx are applied), and sent to the dac...What is the easiest, or best, program for at89c51rd ?
somehow - 2006-01-28 12:07:00
I got some 89c51's from a canceled project at work.
I'd like to learn about how to make a project myself.
I've found BASCOM-51. I've found some LED projects.
I'd like to start with BASIC programming, since I don't
know C. Is there a windows based development system
that I can learn on? I've h...Re: 8051 and ADC
Neil - 2007-12-15 04:00:00
john wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am trying to build a 8051 based single board computer. I am planning
> to have an ADC (0804) and serial port drivers ( 1488 and 1489) on it
> too. The project is to read the voltages form the temparature sensor
> and update a website portal using serial po...Re: Newbie - TIMERS
Michael R. Kesti - 2005-06-16 10:13:00
vuchan@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
Hey.
> I'm quite lost with the configuration of the timers reload.
>
> For example: my 8051 is working at 6MHZ, and I want an interruption on
> the timer0 each 1 ms, How should I configure TH0 and TL0?
>
> And please, explain me how must be calculated...Re: 8051 newsgroup question
Alistair George - 2006-06-18 16:38:00
Ian Bell wrote:
> Alistair George wrote:
>
> > Hi its been some years since i developed a couple of apps using
> > At89c55wd and at89c2051. Am looking at using the same devices again. is
> > this the appropriate newsgroup, or does anyone know of another more
> > specific to 8051 design?...Re: von Neumann like microcontroller
Guy Macon - 2007-06-07 07:37:00
John Moore wrote:
> Is there any microcontroller that allows one to map RAM into
> the program address space? In other words, act like a von
> Neumann based architecture.
The 8051 can do that. The 8051 Bible explains all the details,
and the technique is easily ported to other H...C Library for 8052 uController to Interface HD44780-based LCD
Joel Heath - 2004-09-29 21:01:00
I'm working on a senior design project involving an 8052
microcontroller. We currently have a hardware setup from a previous
semester's team that has an HD44780-based 16x2 character LCD as the
main means to displaying information to the user. The C library we
have from the previous team does not...Re: need help in 64 bit / 8 bit division
karthikbalaguru - 2007-11-14 22:38:00
On Nov 14, 1:32 pm, Sachin Gole wrote:
> hello everybody,
>
> I have 8 bit CPU, using keil cross compiler.
>
> keil provides 32 bit operation only, they dont have 64 bit operation
> or long long as data type which gcc have.
>
> Now i want 64 bit [ +, -, *, / ] operations,
>
> ...Re: quieries related to math handling in micro controllers
karthikbalaguru - 2008-03-01 14:19:00
On Feb 29, 5:28=A0pm, "yasha" wrote:
> hello folks..
> I'm doing a project related to 8051 micro controller, it is required to
> handle floating point numbers to a great precision.
> is there any way with which this can be done easily with 8051 or is there
> any mathematical controller ...Re: Need help getting started with New Micros 8051 board
Neil Kurzman - 2004-07-22 23:48:00
Try a post at www.8052.com
...Re: I2C PROBLEM IN ASSEMBLY(8051).Help me,please.
Neil Kurzman - 2004-09-17 23:23:00
First what assembler are you using.
Second try www.8052.com
...Re: Micro C keypad question
Neil Kurzman - 2004-10-27 01:01:00
Blaketheturtle wrote:
> Hello all. I am doing a project for my university where I have to take
> input from a keypad, and manipulate that data to calculate how far our
> robot needs to travel before it makes a turn. We're using an 8051
> microcontroller and a 4X4 keypad.
>
> Basica...Re: Any god pages on how to get started in C or asm.
BobG - 2006-07-30 20:41:00
8052.com popped right up when I searched for that part number.
...Re: Buying IAR C
Neil - 2008-01-12 01:23:00
Nickolai Leschov wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know how much can cost IAR C for a single 8-bit platform?
> http://www.iar.com/index.php?show=850_ENG&&page_anchor=http://www.iar.com/p850/p850_eng.php
>
> How can I buy it ?
>
> IAR C seems to be by far the greatest C compiler for...Re: Intel 80C51GB and LCD
Eric - 2006-04-18 17:49:00
http://www.8052.com/tutlcd.phtml
Here is a good starting point.
Eric
...PS/2 mouse interface with 8052 microcontroller
Ab Sah - 2005-01-15 16:48:00
I am tring to interface PS/2 mouse (optical) with a 8052 (AT89S52)
microcontroller. From what I get from the internet without adding any
extra hardware I cannot interface the mouse directly with the UART
(serial port) of the microcontroller (mouse has data and clock lines;
uC has RXD, TXD).
1....Re: generating ntsc video
Kenneth Lemieux - 2005-02-07 06:56:00
See http://www.8052.com/users/phillipmgallo/ for a good explanation of
generating video using an 8052.
See www.speechchips.com for a cheap, completed solution.
Jacek Mazurkiewicz wrote in message news: ...
> Can anyone give me an idea as to the bare minimum system requirements for
> g...Cheapest source for 8052?
Prescott - 2007-02-13 00:32:00
Who is making 8052s at the cheapest prices right now?
Please state volume with any pricing you may have.
...Re: which CPU are you using?
Neil Kurzman - 2004-10-04 23:24:00
dasdd wrote:
> which CPU are you using?
8052
PSoC
AM186ER
...Re: Developing/compiling software
Neil - 2009-09-17 23:56:00
David Brown wrote:
> Grant Edwards wrote:
> > On 2009-09-16, FreeRTOS info wrote:
> >
> > > > > Any suggestions of the compiler software you're using to
> > > > > write/compile your code and create hex files to upload to the
> > > > > ATMEL microcontrollers.
> > > > I prefer gcc. I...Re: I am new in the world of embedded programming
Neil Kurzman - 2004-08-12 01:41:00
www.8052.com
Amara wrote:
> hi,
> right now i am starting microcontroller 8051 programming... but i
> am very new in this field .. sooo some one can guide me from where i
> should get start.
> Is there any tutorial available .. ?
...sine routines
CAFxX - 2004-01-14 15:43:00
does anybody know where to find some FAST sine routines to be run on an
8052? sdcc's math.h is just an empty file... just an #error directive! thank
you in advance.
...Re: Embedded Basic interpreter recommendations?
-jg - 2009-03-09 17:33:00
> Now, I'll add one of my own. =A0There is the BASIC available for the
> 8031 core from Intel, "8052 BASIC." =A0I don't consider it of much use,
> either, as it isn't in c.
No, but could be recoded in C/ASM fairly easily, with macro calls
etc.? :)
-jg
...Some 8052 chips for sale
2005-02-16 02:19:00
Hi,
I've got 500 Philips 80c652 DIP chips for sale. I'm not wanting much :)
I also have about 200 8031's.
Offers email arron.owns@gmail.com.
Thanks!
...Re: can anyone recommend me a microcontroller
Neil - 2008-03-27 09:29:00
Andrew Smallshaw wrote:
> On 2008-03-26, panfilero wrote:
> > I'm in need of a small microcontroller that has ADC and DAC
> > capabilities and PWM also but not much of anything else.... most the
> > microcontroller's I've found while trying to search for these criteria
> > are a little ...ST semi RTC M41T94
Martin Griffith - 2008-09-08 10:19:00
I'm waiting for a couple of M41T94 real time clock chips to arrive, so
I'm scribbling some 8052 C code in advance. It's an SPI ic.
Any gotchas on this RTC?
Thanks
martin
...Re: Where to learn embedded system basics for little or no money?
Ian Bell - 2005-03-26 16:27:00
Charlie King wrote:
> I've been working on a project that involved testing a toy with a
> simple processor in it, that controlled how the toy reacted when the
> user did things.
>
> All of which got me interested in how the thing works at a hardware
> level - something in which I have...Re: Really
2005-06-16 13:32:00
Hi Richard, when I was using 8051s single chip meant 1k of eprom space.
Huge numbers of applications were written for chips that size back
then. Take a look at the 8052 chip with the basic interpreter in it, I
cant quite remeber if it was a 2 or 4k mask chip but you try writting
one with your C ...Re: PS/2 Keyboard on 8051
Ian Bell - 2006-06-05 14:27:00
rajeshbij@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all 8051 Gurus,
> I am new to this group and to 8051 as well.
I would recommend you join the message board at 8052.com. There are lot's of
8051 developers there and the question about PS2 keyboards has been covered
several times so the info you need should...Re: Microcontroller development environment with C/C++ compiler support for a freshman mechatronic student
Jezwold - 2005-01-31 08:28:00
If you used sdcc which is a freeware ansi complient C compiler for
8052/avr/pic/z80 processors then you would have the best of all
possible worlds with a compiler which is generaly well behaved and
allows you to pick your processor to suit the job.
...