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learn from PIC16F84. its universally used for beginners. try to learn from the basic. setup the microcontroller, setup i/o port, reading input signals (such as push buttons), fire output signals (using LED), etc..
then slowly start to develop something more challenging such as using using 7...
Why do u need to use PIC18F458? i think, its a waste. You can use more cheaper PIC such as PIC16F877A or PIC16F628A or any other PIC which has a build in ADC module and serial UART module (for serial communication with ZigBee).
switch on/off - TV, Radio, Air-cond., Lamp, Fan, PC, lock/unlock doors/windows, Turn on PC, etc....
just walk around your home, look through all things... ask your self, is it controllable/switchable? you'll find hundreds or even thousands of them..
good luck.
p/s: sorry for my bad english...
Re: PIC Sample Codes
Hi fastin...
I'm new in PIC too. But i've studied and read lots of PIC microcontroller e-books and PIC manual for the past 2 months. the result, i've success-fully simulate my 1st 10-bit ADC converter using proteues simulator.
Please download the attachment. I've written...
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