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to find the generated hex file, go to C:\\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp...just use the search option *.*hex..
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to find the generated hex file, go to C:\\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp...just use the search option *.*hex..
I have using this programmer and its very reliable and its cheap. Together with the SK40C kit, its a complete PIC tool already
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You may look at this sites for some info using c# for serial comm. i normally used c# as it its easier. Check youtube also for a lot of materials on how to use c# for serial com. hope this helps.
RS232 using thread-safe calls to Windows Forms controls - CodeProject
Basic USB-RS232 Communication...
I was doing the same thing in my previous project . i used C# for my GUI. What i did is to use string to compare the value i set and the one's being receive.if your are using nested if with multiple if-then else, i suggest use switch-case to avoid unnecessary problem. You may used the data...
Re: PIC based voltmeter
i posted this code of mine for the same purpose but using PICC lite. The LCD reading and adc are working. only issue was that i want to put in the C# GUI i created.
Check the thread here:
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/211669/#post894446
hope it will help.
Verilog supports two types of assignments within always blocks, with
subtly different behaviors.
Blocking assignment: evaluation and assignment are immediate
Nonblocking assignment: all assignments deferred until all right-hand
sides have been evaluated (end of simulation timestep)
Sometimes...
Hi. guys. got some things here that you might be able to help me out. I am able to get adc going by measuring a voltage divider, able to send it to lcd and get it to the gui i created in c#. Here is the problem. as the adc is updating, so is the gui keeps getting data but its continiuous...
First off, your GIE should be 1 in the main. WHen GIE =0, global interrupt is off. Second, check your if conditions (if(T0IF && T0IE)). normally, its only the flag that needs to be checked. then you set the enable line inside the code and reset the flag as well. Third, i think (not sure on...
check first if your data from sensor is correctly receive by PIC. 1 way to do this is check it with LEDS or pass it as an output. If it checked out correct, then go the serial connection. Make sure ur MAX232 is correctly connected. Hope this helps
I am just checking this clocking you are using. Is it really 325 MHz? PIC clocking is limited normally to max of 20MHz or slightly higher but not in hundred MHz. I don't think the PIC clock speed will be able to capture anything the robot will sent at this level of clocking if they are not...
Manged to solved the problem. I forgot to insert the MAX232 between PIC and PC. Even if the simulation in PROTEUS allows direct connection between PIC and serial port, using actual hardaware, the MAX232 still need to be inserted in between as the level of voltages need to be look. Now my C# GUI...
i have a working GUI in C#, and a working PIC code for 16f877A, using serial port. Works also with hyperterminal. In can call back send text and can control 2 LED. In Proteus, it works nicely.for proteus, i used the virtual serial port (COM1 and COM2). I tested it by shortening out the pin 2 and...
normally u can used a pull up circuit. U can use a transistor acting as a switch to be trigger once the output of the arduino goes high. Some uses tri-state buffer or schmitt trigger but must make sure it can pull up the voltage up to 6 volts otherwise it will not be able to trigger the rel.ay
i've used both xilinx and altera CPLDs and both function well. But in terms of support and applications, Altera have some easier to access web materials. Coolrunners do consume a bit less but Xilinx CPLD needs additional I/O boards whereas Altera come together as a complete kit (Max700, DE1...
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