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    [SOLVED] Custom Arduino Board Failed To Upload Sketch

    Finally i found what is the problem. to upload the sketch, not only TX and RX pin is used, but DTR pin should be also connect to the RESET pin. DTR >-------- | | --------- >RESET PIN 0.1 uf now my problem is solved.
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    [SOLVED] Custom Arduino Board Failed To Upload Sketch

    it only one com port in my pc which is COM7 and i have check it in Device manager, it belong to my FTDI usb to uart conveter. - - - Updated - - - what is the proper baud rate? and how to set the baud rate for uploading sketch? as i know, baud rate can only change when we try to do serial com...
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    [SOLVED] Custom Arduino Board Failed To Upload Sketch

    Hi All, I have one original Arduino Uno which the FTDI chip was not work. so i decided to make my own custom arduino. Basically at my custom uno, there is no FTDI chip, i just pull the TX and RX to some header pin connector so i will plug my ftdi USB to UART converter to that particular header...
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    The dead of hardware!

    dont think so.. software wont work if there is no hardware.. i think it would be increasing of software developer.. but it would not cause the decreasing of hardware engineer..
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    [SOLVED] Measuring current output from sensor to PIC ADC

    lets say its a constant voltage from the sensor 5V. and i want the range from 0 to 5V. can this schematic to be apply in my design?
  6. lockman_akim

    [SOLVED] Measuring current output from sensor to PIC ADC

    Hi, how can i measure the output of the sensor which rated 4 to 20mA with PIC ADC? how the circuit gonna be in between the sensor output and the PIC ADC pin? Thanks
  7. lockman_akim

    How to receive a char from PC serial port

    hi.. i ussually use "timer" to handle the incoming data. here is the example i can give. it not the real code. dim rx_data as string Private Sub SerialPort_DataReceived() rx_data = serialport1.readexisting end sub private sub timer1_tick textbox1.text = rx_data end sub
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    [PIC] relay control by mcu

    change to this relay = read_adc(); relay = relay*(5/1023); if (relay < 1.5) { output_high(PIN_C0); } else if (relay > 4.5) { output_high(PIN_C0); } else { output_low(PIN_C0); }
  9. lockman_akim

    [SOLVED] Mikro C Software UART at 3.3V internal oscillator 8mhz

    i change the Brown Out Reset to off. and it solved my problem.
  10. lockman_akim

    [SOLVED] Mikro C Software UART at 3.3V internal oscillator 8mhz

    Hi, after further test, i figure out that the problem is cause by the Xbee Pro S1 (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8742) that i used. after change it to non pro xbee s1 (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8665). it work perfectly. anyone have any idea why it happen like that?
  11. lockman_akim

    [SOLVED] Mikro C Software UART at 3.3V internal oscillator 8mhz

    im using pic16f887 mikro c version 6.0 i dont have any problem with hardware uart, hardware uart is connected to the sensor. software uart is connected to xbee. yes i already configure xbee and it manage to communicate each other. but when i plug xbee to my board, no data was received. i try...
  12. lockman_akim

    [SOLVED] Mikro C Software UART at 3.3V internal oscillator 8mhz

    Hi, I have a problem with my software uart, i dont receive any data at my computer after transmitting via soft uart. is that the problem cause by the unstable internal oscillator? here my code written using mikro c. char input[4]; char celcius[4]; char error,byte_read; unsigned int...
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    generate electricity from vibration

    guys, thanks for reply, i found this piezo sensor, it can genarate up to 90v VAC https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9196. im not so sure how much watt of power it can produce, however im still figure it out how to store the energy? im thingking off using the solar charger. But for sure i need to...
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    generate electricity from vibration

    hye all, im doing research in generating electricity from vibration or pressure. I found that piezo element in piezo buzzer can generate mili volt of voltage. it not practical because i need a lot of piezo element to get minimum of 18v. is there any other component that can generate an...

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