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hi jayanth , if(LastTemp > 26) //If the value of LastTemp is more than 26 but not inclusive of 26
{
PORTB = 0XFF;/*PORTB which is the LEDS(RBO,RB1,RB2,RB3) will light up
to give a warning to the user that the temperature is getting too warmed ,
even if i connect a Fan...
hey jayanth , just a question of doubt .
why
WriteCmdXLCD(0xC0);
is start from line 2 .
and
WriteCmdXLCD(0x80);
is start from line 1.
How do you know ?
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hey jayanth , just a question of doubt .
why
WriteCmdXLCD(0xC0);
is start from line 2 .
and
WriteCmdXLCD(0x80)...
Hi starday,
I am not using Hi-Tech Compiler .
I am using the same software and same compiler with you .
Just that my sensor involves I2C routines and your's involves with ADC conversion.
For the display part , im not very sure .
Sorry . thats all i can helped you ..
Sorry for the delay.
The attached file is a code which i used ADC conversion to display voltage readings. you may want to take a look at how i initialise the ADC part
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