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I'm writing a program for a PIC12HV615 to control the power to a computer and properly shut it down based on inputs from the ignition of a car and a momentary button. I'm writing the code in mBasic. Here's what I have so far:
'Raspberry Pi Control
STATE VAR BYTE
STATE = 0
MANOFF VAR BYTE
MANOFF...
I posted the C because that was the only language I was familiar with :P
Like I said, I know very little about MCU's and assembly code, that's why I chose FlowCode. Your code looks much MUCH simpler than what FlowCode spit out :P
Here's the ASM it gave me...
That's just the text representation of what I have set up in the flow code, what compiler/ide would you recommend?
Edit: This is the compiled C from FlowCode. Does this look right?
//************************************************************************************
//**
//** File name...
I figured I'd start with flow code, and this is what I've come up with so far:
Lbl A
Input B0 as IGN
If IGN=1 {
Output 1 to B1
}
Else {
Goto Lbl A
}
Lbl B
Input B0 as IGN
If IGN=0 {
Delay 300s
Input B0 as IGN
If IGN=0 {
Output 1 to B2
Delay 120s
Output 0 to B1
Output 0...
I'm pretty sure the lack of sleep function has to do with cost (that's the reason it doesn't have a power button).
Thanks for the advice! I'll try these out!
I actually do have access to a pic programmer, some one I know owns an electronics repair shop, so that's not a problem! And unfortunately the pi doesn't have that capability, I've perused the web quite a bit, and this seems to be the best solution.
I've got a dc-dc power supply to handle the power (9-18v in, 5v out). But how would I go about writing the code for the pic? I know basic java, but I have no idea if that will help.
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I've put together a sort of flow chart for what I need the pic to do:
1 input, 2 Outputs...
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