Hi:
I can provide some help with the MAX7219 if this thread is still active.
I have used this chip in most of my 7 segment project since it is quite flexible.
Let me know
TimV
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Hi:
I can provide some help with the MAX7219 if this thread is still active.
I have used this chip in most of my 7 segment project since it is quite flexible.
Let me know
TimV
Hi:
I did some rewiring as I have found in the past that a particular type of 8 pin socket that seems to be the only kind I can get has caused me problems. I wired an 18Pin socket of the type I...
Hi Steve:
Thanks for the suggestions and the code. I am just building my proto type board, and so far, I have the LCD working and 2 dual segment 7 segment displays running off a MAX7219. That is...
Ok, Here's the bad news.
By writing "data_write" to the LCD, I can see the data is being sent.
By writing "bad" to the 2nd line, I can see that it is returning a 1 for each of the 64 loops.
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Hi:
An update on the current state of affairs.
I have an LCD hooked up and sitting idle. Perhaps I can just write out different values during the program execution to see what is going on.
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Some further information for clarity. I am working from MPLAB and the debugger is the ICD 2.
Tim
Hi Steve:
Thanks for posting the code. How long should this take to complete? I can see that it is cycling through addresses 0 to $FFFF. I put in a line between the next and GOTO Start to light...
Hi Steve:
Well that is my big question in my previous response. If this was doing what it is supposed to be doing, would I not see the result in my i2c_Data variable?
ADDR var word
ADDR =...
Hi Steve:
Thanks for the response. Happy to strengthen the Canadian contingent :)
I am sitting here watching the program run on the ICD. I wish they went faster.
I will confirm that the...
Thanks Steve:
I will change ADDR to be "Word". Is it acceptable to just say $07 as the address I want to write to?
The data sheet for the EEPROM states that it is expecting the Address High...
Hi:
I have read through several posts on the forum regarding i2c, and I have read the information in the PBP manual.
I have used the following code:
ADDR var byte
ADDR = $07
GOSUB ...