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    richard

    Re: Goodbye

    not to mention a vast array of cheap "Arduino compatible" sensors/modules in a breadboard friendly form, making it easy to hook up something up
    to test our wildest ideas with no immediate need for...

    richard Yesterday, 02:00 Go to last post
    Alberto

    Re: Strange issue with SSR

    Scampy, these solid state switch come already equipped with a current limiting resistor already integrated inside the switch.

    If you place a led with its resistor in parrallel to the ssr there is...

    Alberto - 21st September 2018, 12:46 Go to last post
    lester

    Re: Goodbye

    I think that you are all missing one very important point.

    Arduino and the Pi, have brought into our world a whole demographic of new users, ranging from Chefs to gardeners including artists and...

    lester - 21st September 2018, 11:02 Go to last post
    Normnet

    Re: Goodbye

    A somewhat poor analogy but relevant none the less: An OCR (optical character recognition) system was developed to transfer data however was discontinued as it was found a skilled typist could enter...

    Normnet - 21st September 2018, 04:59 Go to last post
    Scampy

    Re: Goodbye

    It's strange how the Arduino platform gets lumped in with the raspberry pi and other single board computers, but the two are so far apart. Unlike the Pi and other single board computers, the arduino...

    Scampy - 20th September 2018, 12:38 Go to last post
    Scampy

    Re: DS1307 Problems help please !!! :-)

    Glad it helped. My solutions may not be the most elegant, but it worked for me... and as all things in life there is always more than one solution :)

    Scampy - 20th September 2018, 11:56 Go to last post
    andybarrett1

    Re: DS1307 Problems help please !!! :-)

    Thank you Both

    Both your replies have been implemented now I am running again..... Always have problems with the If/Then/Next Endif stuff :-)

    Thank you again

    BR
    Andy

    andybarrett1 - 20th September 2018, 09:11 Go to last post
    sayzer

    Re: Goodbye

    I agree with this.

    People with less electronic and/or programming knowledge are using Arduino with ready to use sample codes.
    And if there is something wrong, they ask "you" to solve the issue;...

    sayzer - 20th September 2018, 05:32 Go to last post
    Alberto

    Re: Goodbye

    Well, I have to say that while I was learning (and still learning) to code in python 3, I have found all the library in use in my code all well and professionally documented. I think python is the...

    Alberto - 20th September 2018, 00:21 Go to last post
    Dave

    Re: Goodbye

    I also don't want to decipher someone elses code with out documentation. That's a waste the time? It seems to get you off track of the REAL project at hand. I have found that most Libraries aimed...

    Dave - 19th September 2018, 21:46 Go to last post

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    What is Amicus18 


    Amicus is a multifunction development system inspired by the popular Arduino board, however, the Amicus board uses a Microchip PIC® microcontroller instead of an Atmel AVRtm type.

    Comprehensive documentation and a helpful and friendly support environment, make using Amicus18 an easy and enjoyable experience for beginners and seasoned programmers.

    Forum Moderator Mackrakit (Dave) very kindly ported the Proton BASIC Compiler code over to PBP3 and modified the original AMicus18 docuemts for PBP3 users.

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    #1 - Amicus 18 and Micro Code Studio 

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    Published on - 30th April 2011 08:26  Number of Views: 4831 
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    How to use the Amicus USB bootloader with Micro Code Studio.
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    #2 - Amicus18 and Pic Basic Pro... A start. 

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    Published on - 30th April 2011 16:56  Number of Views: 4372 

    From this article http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/cont...ro-Code-Studio

    you ...
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    Amicus18 Companion Shield Manual #1 

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    Published on - 14th May 2011 02:29     Number of Views: 2248 

    In this article we will go throught the code listed in the Amicus18 Companion Shield Manual, section, "Building the ...
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    Using the Arduino Ethernet shield with AMICUS18 (Part 1) 

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    HenrikOlsson
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    Published on - 21st May 2011 06:10  Number of Views: 7079 
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    Hi,
    With this post I hope to spark the interest in what could develop into a joint forum project. The purpose of the ...
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    Re: Using the Arduino Ethernet shield with AMICUS18 (Part 2) 

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    Published on - 25th May 2011 02:14

    Hi,
    I don't know what the "best" way to aproach this actually is. I don't think me posting hundreds or thousands of lines of code is going to actually help others that much and I don't think I'll get much out of it either.

    Instead I think I'll post snippets and routines, explaining what they do (or at least intend to do) and why. This way I think it's easier to tag along, one step at the time and, which is important, ...
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    Amicus18 with GPS Shield 

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    Published on - 24th September 2011 13:30  Number of Views: 2714 
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    Crownhill has a new GPS shield for the Amicus18. The Amicus GPS shield contains a 16 channel ZX4120 (or equivalent) GPS ...
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    Comprehensive documentation 

    Published on - 30th August 2011 04:03

    Comprehensive documentation and a helpful and friendly support environment, make using Amicus18 an easy and enjoyable ...
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    PBP 3.0, Amicus18 Loader and IDEs 

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    Published on - 7th August 2011 15:13     Number of Views: 3510 
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    This is an attempt to show how to setup Micro Code Studio, MPLAB, and FineLine to be used with PBP3.0 and the Amicus18 boot ...
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