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Recent Forum Posts

Re: PC Interface

Thanks for that. I review it in the past but is a bit complicated for me. I guess I am too old to do that...!

Maybe there is a simpler environment to build an executable with few drop down...
Ioannis Today, 15:45

Re: PC Interface

I'll check my PC. I'm sure I found a tutorial.

Edit: this is where I'll start reviewing vb community.

I remember this guy being my #1 reference.
...
Demon Today, 14:49

Re: PC Interface

Thanks Robert.

Topic moved.

Now, the Interface should have drop down menus that the user would select. Most of the fields are predefined and not inserted by user.

For example select Serial...
Ioannis Today, 14:11

Re: How long does it take for an 8 bit PIC to stabilize after Power-up?

Up to this moment I did not had any special needs for a fast power up, so the 1 sec pause worked just fine for me.

But I am pretty sure that each osc will have its own time to stabilise. So, for...
Ioannis Today, 08:22

Re: How long does it take for an 8 bit PIC to stabilize after Power-up?

a pic is ready as soon as its osc is stable; as discoverable from the oscstat reg, a handful of microseconds at worst
a LCD can take 100's of milliseconds, 500 not uncommon. its not the...
richard Today, 07:24

Re: How long does it take for an 8 bit PIC to stabilize after Power-up?

Does anyone have an answer to the original question?

I'm trying to clean up code and wondering just how much we should pause at program start. I have code with pauses of all sorts of lengths....
Demon Today, 05:36

Re: Symbol not prev defined FSR - Elapsed Timer

i doubt i will understand how you came to that conclusion. you will need a different strategy if you plan additional interrupt usage as there can only be one interrupt handler, dt's elapsed timer...
richard Yesterday, 23:54

Re: PC Interface

I used Visual Studio 2022 for my interface tests recently.

https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/

I was just about to get back on doing more development in that area.

Start a thread...
Demon Yesterday, 22:12

Re: Symbol not prev defined FSR - Elapsed Timer

In case someone needs it.

DT_INTS-14_16F18877.bas, supports on 16F18877:

- IOC
- Timer1
- Timer3
- RX
- CCP1
- CCP2
Demon Yesterday, 22:09

Re: Symbol not prev defined FSR - Elapsed Timer

PIC 16F18877

Timer1 at 50ms intervals
Timer3 at 150ms intervals

Code:

'***************************************************************************************************
' ...
Demon Yesterday, 22:02

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