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Published on - 26th September 2011 05:29
Need to know the time - accurately for your next project?
The code below allows your PIC to log into a network timeserver and it (eventually) writes the time to a Dallas RTC (code not supplied).
The PIC checks the NET TIME every power-up and thereafter every 4 hours. If it doesn't make connection, it tries an alternate time server. If THAT doesn't work (after retries) it gives up and tries again 4 hours later. A Lantronix XPort handles the connection to the net.
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Re: 16F18446 - setting baudrate for HW EUSART
its probably better to say
richard Today, 09:00there are two baudrate clock source dividers brgh=0 ; fosc/64 and brgh=1 ; fosc/16 and
and you have the choice of 8 or 16 bit baud rate generators, so 4 options...