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That pic is new to me but it looks like you may also need to check the configuration word 1 bit 6.

The add for it in the Melabs flier I received with my 2.6 upgrade said soon to be compatable with PBP. I would wait till this is confirmed before I tried it.

I just do this as a hobby for the most part although I have spent a fair amount having pcb's made. Maybe if I convince wifey to eat mac&cheese and hotdogs and beans for a few weeks I can use the...

anyone have any experience with TCPmaker? I currently use siteplayer and a pic 18f2680 to control some lighting thru LAN. Am considering trying tcp but the cost is kind of steep for one project. Any...

does this imply that PBP 2.6 works with 64 bit OS. I havn't tried on my new puter running xp 64 bit thinking it isn't compatible.

i just built a new puter and installed xp 64bit. Is PBP compatible? If not, any workarounds?

You might want to have a look at the Siteplayer webserver. I've been using the Siteplayer for a few years now. Very easy to get started with. Been interested in Lantronics and also the Rabbit...

there is a yahoo group for this. Havn't been there in a while but check it out.

Also Rentron has i believe everything you need, check that out too.
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Like the Lantronics the Siteplayer is an easy to use option for ethernet connectivity. Not sure how the software compares to Lantronics though.

http://www.siteplayer.com/main_content.htm

In my old days as a service tech I used this.

http://www.kele.com/olcat/TE7/CLC-100.PDF

Unfortunately I don't have a schematic for it. I think it sells for around $600 without the PWM option....

I also have been toying with the USART and I think had a misconception of what "in the background" meant. I've come to believe it means the USART will suck in two bytes at any time they arrive as...

The way I wrote the program it is interrupt driven. A byte is received at the usart and a receive interrupt is generated. The program jumps to Getbytes: to service the interrupt for as long as...

I just went thru this last weekend. Here's the thread. Hope it helps.
Set-up the usart in the Defines.


http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=9567

I never thought I'd need to set ADCON1 since I'm not using any of PortA.
Learning something new every day. As always, thanks for the help.

I'm going to try your method of toggling the LED's...

My goal is to connect 2 pics together with Zigbee. I bought a Dev. kit from http://www.digi.com/ for $99.00. I'd like to use the Hardware serial port in the pic (18f2525) to communicate with the...

xnihilo, any success with these chips?
I'm diving into 802.15.4 and zigbee and could use a jump start. Just started reading Fred Eady's book "Hands-On Zigbee". Got some parts on order. Printing out...

' Example program from manual to blink an LED connected to PORTB.0 about once a second

loop: High 0 ' Turn on LED connected to PORTB.0
Pause 500 ' Delay for .5 seconds
...

What's up with the Spam floating around in here lately. Out of the 6 or 7 threads I've viewed today at least 5 had some sort of spam in it!

Just wondering.

What I do is turn off interrupts before serial and back on after serial completes. Like this:


sendudp:
INTCON.7 = 0
SerOut2 PORTC.6, 84, [$50] 'ask siteplayer to send udp
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Thanks for the replies. Will certainly try this out tonight.

If I ever do another board for this I would combine everything into one pic and this wouldn't be a problem. For now though it's my web...

I have two pics I'd like to send a few bytes between at varying times. Pic1 (18f2525 @ 20 mhz) and Pic2 (16f876 @ 4 mhz). Darrel Taylor's instant interrupts in use! Thanks again Darrel.

My thought...

Glad you found it helpfull. Check out this thread for more reading and some pictures of my PGA and amp setup.

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=7717

I also use a 2803 for relay control but use a PGA2320 for volume control. This is very much a work in progress but here is a snippett of code I use to change inputs and outputs. My switches however...

I wish I had seen this thread earlier as I would have given a thumbs up for the PGA2320 Volume control chip from TI. I have one of them running my Gainclone amp and couldn't be happier with it...

I've done similar with the DS1302 and found almost everything I needed is already here.

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/search.php?searchid=441378