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Re: 1-Wire cable length
I am reading iButton often is possible and I'm doing crc check. Thats not a problem. I am consider of eventual strange behaviour of PIC (reset, buging...)
Re: 1-Wire cable length
Cable length that my application required is approximately 15m in noisy enviroment (mostly fluo lamps). Can you point me to that application note. I skimed through some today and didn't find anything useful.
1-Wire cable length
Hi. I am doing some project with iButton and PIC. I would like to ask you what is maximum cable length between iButton and PIC and which type of cable should I use. I am a little afraid of EMI because a long cables should be connected directly to several pins of PIC. What...
Re: iButton
Micro Basic should have examples directory in program files/microbasic. There you will find whole ibutton application for easy pic development board. I am using micro C
and mikro C have example for ibutton.
power supply linuxfocus forum
I am also interested in Pic based power supply. If anyone have good schematic or link
please do not hesitate to upload it.
Try this: www.mikroe.com/pdf/easypic3_manual.pdf You should also read datasheet for your lcd. I hope this will help you. If you have further questions go ahead.
It is extracted because rs232 is to slow and new computers and notebooks don't have com ports anymore. Yes it is possible to use RS 232 at the begining and later you can upgrade your clone to USB version.
pir sensor and pic
I am also interested in this subject. Is there any PIR which can work with 5V and can be used with PIC? I surf the net and found only big modules which works with 230V.
Hi yasser_shoukry. Winpic800 supports 4580 and a lot of others. It also supports a lot of programmers. I used to work with ic-prog but winpic is much better. Download it and enjoy.
Hi zanor. Yes you have to connect target device to yours clone but that isn't only problem that you have. When icd2 connects with pc you should go to programmer/settings/status tab to see which voltage is wrong. Than you will know where is the problem with your hardware. All necessary...
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