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This is the main part of my program..hope it helps!
// PIC16F877 + Nokia 3310 LCD
// Hi-Tech C
#include <pic.h>
__CONFIG(HS & WDTDIS & PWRTEN & BORDIS & LVPDIS & DUNPROT & WRTEN & DEBUGEN & UNPROTECT);
#include "delay.h"
#include "stdlib.h"
#include "lcd3310.c"
#include "SHT11.c"
void...
Hello!
My name is Alex, and I am building a weather station.
I managed to display on a 3310LCD temp, pres, humid and now I want to simulate serial transmission in proteus.
I attached the file in proteus.Can you pls tell me what do I need to modify because I didn't quite understood what were you...
I got this code from someone...it turns out I had a few mistakes in my code...so I modified it...but I still get no results.This is the code I got:
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Hello everybody!
I am building for my graduation project a wireless weather station.
I am using pic 16f877 and I am building the project using Mplab.
So far I managed to display the temperature using LM35 and pressure using MPX4115 on a 3310 nokia display
**broken link removed**
For humidity I...
Hi...I am sorry...I don't wanna look arrogant...but I did not ask for free code...or for someone to do the work for me...I only asked for someone that has worked with this sensor before to tell me what am I doing wrong...
What is the purpose of a forum if no one cares about what you write?...
I managed to build the SHT11 project...but I can't display the temp and hum on the LCD.
Anyway...no reply...this has to be the worst forum ever..I could write stories about my grandma here...it would make no difference...no one would read it anyway...
Hello! I have done some work...and I end it up with two projects, but neither works properly.
I have build a project for SHT75 (many thanks to someone on this forum) but I can't get it to show results on my lcd 3310.
I built a second project for SHT11 based on files I found here on the forum...
Hello!
My name is Alex and I am building a wireless weather station.
I implemented so far an LM35 for temperature and an MPX4115 for pressure.
I tried using vlad_2007 ' project so that I can use the SHT11 for humidity measurement.I am also using 16f877.I posted my project in another thread here...
Re: PIC16f877 and temperature sensor Lm35 interface via pic
dahroug...just look up...I put the code there...you can just delete the part with the mpx4115
Re: PIC16f877 and temperature sensor Lm35 interface via pic
Thank you for the reply superman2009...you are the first one!:)
I already managed to configure the temp sensor.
Re: PIC16f877 and temperature sensor Lm35 interface via pic
This is a very fun forum...full of monologues:D
Anyway...I solved this problem too...not thanks to anyone here...here are the results...maybe someone else need it too.
Now to proceed to the humidity sensor and the wireless...
Re: PIC16f877 and temperature sensor Lm35 interface via pic
Sorry Dante...but I am a newbie too...I don't think I can help you much...unless you have to use an array of 8LEDs I suggest using a 7seg ...and u just connect that to a port...and send the value to that port...
But I have a problem...
Re: PIC16f877 and temperature sensor Lm35 interface via pic
I have solved the problem...I am going to post here the project just in case someone else needs it.Hoping that this is not a forum based on monologues...can anyone help me with a piece of code for using the pressure sensor MPX 4115?
hello!
I am sorry I can not help you translate the code into mikro C...I only have CCS C knoledges...
I would be very gratefull if you could tell me for what sensors is this program written...and if you could share with me your informations...
Thanks in advance!
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