Thanks, That makes sense. I suppose there is some kind of way to add and subtract those hex numbers and count down as well as up. Is this 16 bit math the same as you would find in an 8085up ? ...
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Thanks, That makes sense. I suppose there is some kind of way to add and subtract those hex numbers and count down as well as up. Is this 16 bit math the same as you would find in an 8085up ? ...
I am in a situation where I am controlling a stepper motor with a Pic and I need to count off up to 1900 stepps. Also I need to take the counted number of stepps and compare to another number to see...
I have just recently purchased Pic Basic Pro and I am having trouble with a very simple problem. I am programming a 16F84A and I need to monitor one or two inputs to turn on one out put. It's as...
It's working. I was making two mistakes. I had the contrast pin three go to a voltage divider. and I was unpluging the lcd and pluging it back in. After I hard wired the contrast pin to gnd, it...
I recently purchased the PBP (Pic basic pro from Micro engineering labs) and I made the circuit on page 96. It's a 16f84 with an LCD display wired to port A. I also included a 'confedence led' to...
I just purchased Pic Basic Pro because I heard alot of great things about it.
Again, Thanks for all the help.
Steve.
P.S. Just to let you know, Pics are often used in industry and it's good to...
adding 48 to my number in the register worked great. I am still going to get the pro version. I hope there isnt too much of a learning curve from Picbasic.
Steve
I am begning to think that I should get PBP. I seems alot more powerful.
Also I am tempted to look into the 'Lookup' and 'Lookdown' functions.
Thanks for the tips.
STeve
P.S. Thanks to Steve...
' PICBASIC program to demonstrate operation of an LCD in 4-bit mode
Symbol PORTD = 8 ' PORTD is register 8
Symbol PORTE = 9 ' PORTD is register 9
Symbol TRISD = $88 ' PORTD...
I am trying to find a way to display the number times a button is pushed on an LCD display. I can display strings such as 'Hello world', or 'Number = ' just fine but have trouble when I have a number...