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    Help me on mikroc 8.2 build error "Not enough RAM...&qu

    Re: Help me on mikroc 8.2 build error "Not enough RAM.. I am using PIC16F877A to interface a password system and I wrote this code char t; char temp; char ks[4]; char pp1[4]; char pp2[4]; char Ta[16]={'A','9','8','7','B','6','5','4','C','3','2','1','D','#','0','*'}; unsigned ec; char...
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    Software for Robotics

    do you mean you need to simulate the robot arm ? mechanically and microcontrollers ?? i think NI Labview would do that, and include the solidworks design in the program
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    compilation error MikroC , PIC16F877A

    Dear all, I am using PIC16F877A to interface a password system and I wrote this code char t; char temp; char ks[4]; char pp1[4]; char pp2[4]; char Ta[16]={'A','9','8','7','B','6','5','4','C','3','2','1','D','#','0','*'}; unsigned ec; char factorypass[4]={'1','2','3','4'}; int flag; int...
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    Help with keypad+lcd using 16F877A PIC in Mikrobasic

    I think now dim key as byte[20] isnot used and dim ks as string[20] what's its definition in MikroC? char ks[10]; ???? and please explain the code in words ?
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    problem with keypad and LCD (PIC16F877A)

    this topic the code is written in microbasic , i am using mikroc i will try to understand the difference , anyway thanks Added after 40 minutes: ok i realized what is the difference Thanks a lot :|:D
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    problem with keypad and LCD (PIC16F877A)

    hi , I wrote this code to display a pressed key (1-16) on LCD but when i press a key it make all the screen full of this character ? char t[6]; unsigned i; void main(){ TRISD=0x00; Lcd_Config(&PORTD,2,3,0,7,6,5,4); Keypad_Init(&PORTB); while(1){...
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    password access (PIC16F877A) using keypad

    sorry, but i don't get what you are trying to say ?
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    password access (PIC16F877A) using keypad

    hex is attached . MCLR and OSC is not required for simulation . (this is not the first time )
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    password access (PIC16F877A) using keypad

    hahaha what a stupid error :D Added after 19 minutes: LCD is showing strange output :!: this is my Proteus schematic
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    password access (PIC16F877A) using keypad

    ok i will try to use this method thanks for help , i will inform you what happened Added after 18 minutes: I wrote this code but i got an error : assigning to a non-Ivalue[] in the line ( Epass[i]=Keypad_Released();) const char...
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    Frequency output from PIC

    see the link below , you put your 4 mhz in the first box , 36000 in the second box , and determine the duty cycle you want in the third box , (if you want a clock like pulse width modulation ) enter 50 https://www.micro-examples.com/public/microex-navig/doc/097-pwm-calculator.html note ...
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    password access (PIC16F877A) using keypad

    i am using MikroC generally i don't know how to take this consecutive inputs and put them as a single string . do you get it ?
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    password access (PIC16F877A) using keypad

    Hi, I want to make a password access system (user to input a password using 4*4 keypad ) but i would like to know how to store consecutive numbers and then restore them example : user input 1 , then input 5 , 9, 8 how to store this input as a one string "1598" ?
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    problem with 7 seg and pic16f877a

    thanks it works but in the newer version only ? thanks alot
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    problem with 7 seg and pic16f877a

    thanks for your help but i couldn't open the design file because of the newer version of Proteus you use could you please send me the link of a newer version of Proteus and i am using windows 7 and very thanks to you :D

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