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    Keypad + LCD -- How to input values?

    Yes, I know how to do that. I'll make it clearer now: Here are the steps: int hour,minute,second; // Keypad module connections char keypadPort at PORTD; // End Keypad module connections // LCD module connections sbit LCD_RS at RB4_bit; sbit LCD_EN at RB5_bit; sbit LCD_D4 at RB0_bit; sbit...
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    Keypad + LCD -- How to input values?

    Hi, Thanks for all the reply. But they are only the basics and I know they can only be found in the "help" section. What I really want is the syntax on how to input values then save those values in variables. Say like this: Just like in C++: cout << "Enter the hour: "; cout << "hour= "; cin...
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    Keypad + LCD -- How to input values?

    I am using PIC16f877a. Thank you so much BigDog. Felipe
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    Keypad + LCD -- How to input values?

    Yes, definitely. I just want to know how to input the values and save them as variables. Do you have any idea? Thanks for the reply bro,
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    Keypad + LCD -- How to input values?

    Hi to all, My plan is to input 3 values -- "hour", "minute" and "second". It should be displayed first in the LCD when you input. I know this is simple, but can anyone help me? I am really confused about the codes I found in the internet. I am using mikroC Pro as my compiler. Thanks, Felipe
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    Mikroc + Keypad + LCD + Pic16f877a -- Clock Timer

    But I really have to stick on mikroC and Pic16f877a. I still have to use the UART module of this PIC and the result should be displayed on LCD and hyperterminal too. Thanks for your suggestions, I really appreciate that.
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    Mikroc + Keypad + LCD + Pic16f877a -- Clock Timer

    Thanks for the reply, Yes, I've already used mikroC to display text on LCD with Pic16f877a. I have no idea about RTC chips but I'll try about it. Maybe you still have more ideas bro? Cheerz!
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    Mikroc + Keypad + LCD + Pic16f877a -- Clock Timer

    Hi to all, My plan is to enter time in this format -- hh:mm:ss. First, I have to input the "Hour". Second is "Minute" and last is "Second". This is the first step only. The second step is I want to increase it with 1 second increment. It must be in a 24 hour format. Can anyone give me some...
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    Data from UART to Realtime Plotting in the Internet

    Ok. Thanks for the reply. :)
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    Data from UART to Realtime Plotting in the Internet

    Are you using Visual Studio 2005 or 2008?
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    Data from UART to Realtime Plotting in the Internet

    I mean to plot it in 2 axis. Y-axis is for my data which do varies from 0-1500 and X-axis for time ranging from 6am to 6pm with x minutes interval. I really need it now. The text file is always updating and I want to update it also in the internet as time goes by. Line graph is the most...
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    Data from UART to Realtime Plotting in the Internet

    Hi to all, My plan is to receive data from a PIC microcontroller and send the data through UART then save the data in a text file. This is the first step and I have done this successfuly. The second step is to plot the received data in the internet. Data varies as time varies. It works 12 hours...
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    OPT101 as Solar Irradiance Sensor

    Hi to all, Is it suitable to use OPT101 as my sensor for measuring the total insolation (W/m2)? Actually, my plan is to use the output voltage of the IC as my analogue input for my PIC16f877a. The analogue input voltage varies as the light intensity changes absorbed by the photodiode inside the...
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    Solar tracker - compare voltages

    Hey, You can use two LDRs if you want to make a solar tracker. By the way, for single axis only. Then use PIC16f877a to compare voltages from each direction. Use the ADC module for that. Also, you can use a servo motor for that. It's so simple to program servos. Or maybe you can use a stepper...
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    Serial communication not working with LCD

    Hey, use this: void main () { UART1_Init(9600); Delay_ms(100); while(1) { UART1_Write_Text("Hello World"); UART1_Write_Text(", "); Delay_ms(500); // so you can clearly see the message.. :) } } Just as simple as that. Note: First, don't ever use the Mikroc Pro...

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