Hello there,
I've been spending some hours on searching information about using HSERIN with its interrupt, RCIF (PIR1.5), and found an interresting info in one of Bruce's posts. It wasn't about...
I'm having a go at programming a PIC24EP512GP806 bootloader with XC16. I need to define a few constants that the bootloader and application can both read.
Here's what I've got so far
const word...
FOR i = 0 to 7
Correct.0[7-i] = Mistake.0[i]
NEXT
or
Correct = Mistake REV 8
Fellas --
Is there any way to simply flip a byte so that MSB becomes LSB or vice versa?
Can't remember what the default is but I need to reverse it (or redo my *^% switches).
Thanks.
If the datasheet says it works on 3.3Volts there is no doubt that it will. Trust it.
Ioannis
3.3v seems to be working well so far. I breadboarded the pic feeding into the PI uart.
Michael - 2nd March 2021, 19:40Thanks.
My ultimate goal is to interface a 16F1847 to a Raspberry PI 3B with RS485. The PI UART though needs 3.3v but I do see that the 16F1847 will work at 3.3V ? Can anyone verify that it...
Do this:
On page 154 of the Pic Basic Reference Manual copy the DEFINES and test them to confirm that your circuit works as expected at 2400 baud.
I know it is not exactly what you want but...
Re: Help understanding HSERIN/HSEROUT
I think there is no point in hunting down the incoming SMS as they are available in the GSM module.
Ioannis Today, 19:45You can once your MCU wants or is available to ask for the new messages, and select the most...