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Sleepwalker3 posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Am I missing something? It appears that in some of the code above that PortA.1 is assigned to two different variables, both LED1 and RpmOut. This appears to be when Anobium changed the LED1 variable to suit his test rig, but apparently didn't change the RPMOut, which used the same port. Keith, instead of using the ESC label and the GOTO, have you tried the same example with Do / Loop ? - Just curious
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Oops! Files are here sorry - http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/AccelStepper/AccelStepper-1.61.zip Actually I should have looked more than I did. The other night it was late and I only glanced at the files and saw the size of it and immediately thought it would be too big for me to tackle. Now that I've dug into the files a little, I realise a lot of that size was just comments and it doesn't look quite so bad, but I'd have to look into it further to see if it's something I might be able to tackle....
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Hi Evan, Thanks for taking the time to post. Accelstepper is here http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/AccelStepper/files.html and then look under the 'Classes' and 'Files' tabs up the top of the main page. Cheers Sleeps
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Hi Russell, I wondered how you went with this project? I have a project that is more or less the same as yours. Doing code for the steppers is not much of an issue, it's the Acceleration and Deceleration that are more complicated. I looked at Accelstepper and that looks like it would do what I want (and a lot more), but that's in C and while I have done a bit of C > Basic, I think that one is probably beyond my current abilities, or at least more time involved than I'm able to put into it. It's a...
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How do you tell if a particular chip is "ChipFamily 14"? Was Hugh able to offer any further info?
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Edit: OOPS! Sorry, I obviously wasn't paying attention that there was more than one page, so ignore my request please! Hi Mkstevo, The circuit diagram attached above appears to be the LV version, not the HV version, there's no opto, etc. in that diagram. Any chance of getting the circuit for the HV version? Thanks. BTW, I notice that Northern Software have recently released the NSDSP-2-X programmer which is ready built in a plastic case and looks to be a nice unit (though I'd much rather a slide...
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Hi Mkstevo, The circuit diagram attached above appears to be the LV version, not the HV version, there's no opto, etc. in that diagram. Any chance of getting the circuit for the HV version? Thanks. BTW, I notice that Northern Software have recently released the NSDSP-2-X programmer which is ready built in a plastic case and looks to be a nice unit (though I'd much rather a slide switch than stuffing about with jumpers). At $80 US + $20 post though, some people will prefer to use the chip instead...
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I know it's not exactly what you are after and isn't using GCB, but the code may assist you and the idea is quite interesting. It's a digitial LC meter much like various similar ones on the net, but this one is using the internal comparator of 16F628. https://sites.google.com/site/vk3bhr/home/index2-html (edit - Fixed link [I hope!])
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I know it's not exactly what you are after and isn't using GCB, but the code may assist you and the idea is quite interesting. It's a digitial LC meter much like various similar ones on the net, but this one is using the internal comparator of 16F628. [https://sites.google.com/site/vk3bhr/home/index2-html]
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OK, thanks for the fast response, though I'm a bit confused as I thought defining usart_delay 0 would only work on the proposed new code that you put up? Am I getting mixed up? From what you are saying it seems I can add that define with the current code and will get no delays? Also, if I WANT to add a delay per character, I can specify a value in ms? - or do I just get the 12ms irrespective? Thanks for your patience in explaining this :)
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So has this got any further? Has a new canididate for a HSERSEND been tested? This is of interest to me as I will likely use the RS232 HW in the future. I think I get the general idea of what Siddy is saying. I know of one case for my own use where a delay after each character would be useful, but obviously this would be the exception and generally you wouldn't want it.
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Thanks Anobium - I actually was reading about PICkitPlus as you were posting! I hadn't seen the posts about it, just haven't had time, but was eager to see what was in the latest release of GCB, I have a PicKit3, so this sounds like it will be useful when I can get some time to get back on GCB projects. Good Work.
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Hey this sounds great guys! Thanks to all the people that contributed to this, I wish I could contribute myself but family health issues have kept me from gcb for some time. I like the CLC idea, especially as I deal with GALs (and PALs) still. The analogue stuff is very interesting too. So this PICkitPlus, is it software for the existing Pickit3? Thnaks again for the great effort put in.
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Hmm, odd, I didn't get that email, I wonder if Stan didn't either?
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A while ago I got a false positive from Panda's on-line scanner (you can find the...
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If you want a very good screenshot program for Windows, I highly recommend Screenshot...
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This might happen to be of interest to anybody wanting floating point and various...
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This might happen to be of interest to anybody wanting floating point and various...
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This might happen to be of interest to anybody wanting floating point and various...
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Yeah, thanks guys, great work! I have V0.95.009, do I need to uninstall that first,...
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Thanks Anobium, that explains a lot. I'm amazed I haven't come across that before....
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Hi, I'm having an odd problem with GCB 0.95.009 2016-08-09 when using a 20 x 4 LCD...
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I didn't take too much notice as I was busy doing other things, but I've looked it...
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Just thought I'd better let the developers know that Panda AV online scanner is flagging...
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In the #Chip section of the GCB help it says If speed is not present the compiler...
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OK thanks guys. I went by the datasheet because that's what it said to do in the...
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I've been trying to get a program running for a PIC 18F2525, but can't get it to...
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A small value cap from the input to processor ground might also be in order, as the...
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OK, Thanks. I found that if I Dim PinB then it compiles OK - Is DIMming PinB likely...
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OK, that would be fine. I am extremely time limited due to family health matters...
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@jackjames - Yes, thanks. There are a number of ways around it, I could even do If's...
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When using #Option Explicit I get - test.gcb (82): Error: Variable PINB was not explicitly...
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I am using Select Case and wanted to be able to select a range within a single case...
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If you are sampling off a motor, then it might be wise to stick a reverse biased...
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A belated Happy Birthday and congratulations to Hugh along with Evan and all others...
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5 Lashes! LOL In the past few days while getting more familiar with GC, I have noticed...
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Thanks for the reply and previous reply - it seems I'm not gotting email notifications,...
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Hi, Thanks to everybody involved in making the latest GC. I have V0.95.006 installed...
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@Anobium. Thanks fr the reply. I realise now I should have explained more fully what...
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This question doesn't seem to be answered. I want to do essentially the same thing...
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Does an older version (like 2015 version), need to be uninstalled first, or will...
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Excellent, thanks! Yes I had the hot release already, though haven't had a chance...
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Thanks for your efforts Anobium. I'm very time limited, but am interested in USB...
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Hi Guys, New here, so Hi. I'm wondering if the Help files/examples are available...
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Just wondering if there is any further progress or indications of when it might perhaps...
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