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i have done the following program to toggle port0 in Keil4 evaluation version but i observe pins P0.28,P0.29,P0.30 are not blinking. could any body tell me why so ?
here is my program :
#include <LPC214x.H>
void delay(unsigned int a)
{
int i;
for (i=0;i<a;i++)
{;;}
}
int main(void)
{...
I got to create a header file, but where to place it and add it to library, and where its (Lcd.c) file will be stored?
I mean what procedure I need to follow to add this header file to add to KEIL library, so that further I can include this file in my projects code.
Dear all i have a problem .
in my project i have 5 nodes interconnected with RS-485 channel, and all nodes have one switches when switch is pressed then controller pin goes low and master performs the operation.
it was good at testing,but at validation controller gets trigger automatically...
will you please tell me EEPROM is program memory or Data memory ?
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and why for Static RAM
Can any body tell me why SRAM , Flash & EEPROM are used in microcontrollers ?
I think Flash is for HEX code.
Sram is for current Data
then for why EEPROM
but i am not clear about all this , if anybody know please help me out.
Re: difference between rs232 and rs485
Dear all,
the general difference is the extended length of communication wire in RS-485 and apart from that RS-485 can perform multi node operations which RS-232 can't.
example 2 wired and four wired connection for RS-485. you can check it out...
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