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  • Followup: RE: two simple questions

    Mod is the rermaider of a devide How big a number are you deviding and what are you placing the number into A word? often its very small number any way Lex.

    2009-11-21 02:20:06 UTC by nobody

  • Followup: RE: My fist chip project:- writting things up

    I need to ran to use the complier!!!!!!!!!!! The complier is vague in error messages and many programs seen half complete. I have questions over selecting the correct chip And understanding the error messages.

    2009-11-21 02:13:54 UTC by nobody

  • Followup: RE: My fist chip project:- writting things up

    How about starting with a simple blinky led program first, then expand from there. There are many good example programs offered in the HELP file, found either on the GCBasic web page, or in the GCBasic folder. Doing a few examples will help you get accustomed to the required GCBasic syntax. While you can easily set individual PIC internal registers, it is not often required. For instance...

    2009-11-18 19:46:58 UTC by nobody

  • My fist chip project:- writting things up

    I have a Pic16f684 a 14 pin pic 1 MHz speed I'm wanting 2 analog inputs the rest led drivers and timer 0 I want to use the interprat for the A/D for stablity But I can not complile why not> I have my code on the great cow basic directroy and its fownd the *.dat file ok my code so far #chip 16F684, 1 #Config NOT_RAPU = off, TOCS = off, PSA = off, PS2 = on, PS1 = on, PS0 =...

    2009-11-18 08:32:19 UTC by ldean

  • Followup: RE: USB Support

    Thier is some options to you looking at programmers thier is USB to serrial chips on the market USB pic chips gennerly pic is expecive to many other mamufacters That I'm not that keen on pic but is good basics to begin with when you have cow basic look at these sites http://www.optimal-microsystems.com/store/pdf/PIC/PIC-USB-4550.pdf.

    2009-11-18 08:23:17 UTC by ldean

  • Shift in - shift out

    Hello, I am looking for SHIFTIN-SHIFTOUT command. Is it implemented ? Or ho can I creat in sub or librery ? Please give me some sugestion. Thanks. Regards, Deepak.

    2009-11-17 07:55:06 UTC by nobody

  • Beginning RS232 with 18F4525

    I have just started interfacing to an DIGI XBEE wireless unit using an 18F4525. I have not been able to find very clear documentation on how to define the RS232 parameters on the PIC. By trial and error I have discovered that I need to use Channel 3 in my commands. Can someone point me to concise documentation on how to configure the RS232 port? At this point I have data transmitting, but I...

    2009-11-17 04:33:26 UTC by rexknepp

  • Followup: RE: Newer Devices Debug Bit Problem

    Should mention that tried #Config Debug = Off with GCASM too, and still no go.

    2009-11-15 21:25:50 UTC by kent_twt4

  • Followup: RE: Newer Devices Debug Bit Problem

    Thanks Hugh for the update. Still having problems. Tried compiling with default GCASM and MPASM, and the config word still compare the same. Normally use MPASM. Hope this is not a PICKIT 2 programming issue? ;Program compiled by Great Cow BASIC (0.9 15/11/2009) ;Need help? See the GCBASIC forums at http://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=169286, ;check the documentation or...

    2009-11-15 21:09:55 UTC by kent_twt4

  • Followup: RE: Newer Devices Debug Bit Problem

    Hopefully the invisible DEBUG config bit is in the same place as the visible config bit on most other 18F chips. I've added a definition for the DEBUG bit to the chip data file for the 18F/LF14K22 in http://gcbasic.sourceforge.net/newfiles/update.zip, so GCBASIC's built in assembler should now automatically clear it.

    2009-11-15 16:25:54 UTC by w_cholmondeley

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