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please help me!i need vertical scrolling led display hitech c program
hi
pic hi tech c program take from here .
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/189470/
program was working but one letter after next letter moving is not continuously not moving some delay gap is come.then next letter...
i am adding in LCD_Init(); but still in same problem
void LCD_init()
{
LCD_SendCmd1(0x38);
DelayMs(100);
LCD_SendCmd1(0x38);
DelayMs(100);
LCD_SendCmd1(0x38);
DelayMs(100);
LCD_SendCmd(0x06);
DelayUs(100);
LCD_SendCmd(0x0c);
DelayUs(100);
LCD_SendCmd(0x01);
DelayUs(100)...
my code was working fine .but suddenly all character are black square box .i am change new lcd 16x2 display & pic16f877a controller ,development board also changing but same problem coming. why this problem coming
mp lab/hitech c compiler i am using
my code:
header f
void CheckBusy()
{...
Hi,
i write with c program in hitech compiler below this program was push to on push to off working but if push to switch continuously the output was continuously on & off glow ....how to stop this problem
#include<htc.h>
#include<pic.h>
#include <delay4.c>
#define ON GPIO0==1
#define OFF...
i am using mp lab hitech c compiler .i have some doubt regarding char array function .in my program
char array_1[50]; char array_2[50]; mean successfully compile but not built fault error message come .but char array_1[30]; char array_2[30] mean built successfully .what i do to over come this...
i am using pic16f877a controller mplab hitech c compiler .this program was working fast and i am using for(s=0;still<100;s++)loop for main function .the scanning row is same speed dot dot dot one by one its go.this program taken by net.
#include <htc.h>
#define _XTAL_FREQ 4e6 // 4MHz...
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