Hello all.
An interesting project has come my way.... To design a bespoke keyboard outputting a few function keys and trackerball via HP-HIL to an old HP Workstation, There are 10 needed in total...
I'm turning crazy ... I see the problem also without the PBP LONG option
I copy here the full code to show the problem.
DEFINE RESET_ORG 1EC00h
' device=PIC18F67K22
' PBP LONG option...
Me again guys, problem still exist....
I'm working on a bootloader, based on this thread
This code require the PBP LONG option enabled as I have to write code above 64K and LONG variables are...
I see just now your reply. As I told, removing the "DEFINE RESET_ORG" statement then no problem at all.
And yes, I also discovered the # does not work and a DEC is required.
Thanks !
ok, it seems troubles are related to a wrong use of "DEFINE RESET_ORG" statement (I'm working on a bootloader code).
Without it everything works fine also with the "PBP LONG" option enabled.
Thanks
Perhaps you could use one of the three 1 bit outputs NumLock, CapsLock and ScrollLock to implement flow control for your hardware.
towlerg - 21st January 2021, 10:22Thank you both. Those info are enough to get me started.
Ioannis
That's weird. I'm working on a large project right now, have LONGs enabled and, except for one thing*, have not noticed any such problems. Have been using DEC, BIN, HEX extensively.
You show a...
Do a search for USB keyboard emulator, there are a couple of threads - here is one http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8291, once you get the keyboard working you can the take the data...
aerostar - 20th January 2021, 17:00
Re: HP-HIL Keyboard Design
Use HIL to PS/2 converter. Then send data from pic using PS/2 protocol. I think you have example on somewhere forum.
pedja089 Yesterday, 23:27As far as I know HIL use dedicated IC for interfacing device MCU to HIL Bus.