RFID medicine teller!! problem with programming


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    Exclamation RFID medicine teller!! problem with programming

    I am doing with RFID medicine teller..

    the step is as show below but i do not to start the program code, anyone know ??

    1st step:
    i am using 16x2 LCD display and 3 different tag. on top will display real clock and bottom is display the time i setting whereby is 12:10:00 am/pm

    2nd step:
    when real clock reach till 12:10:00 am/pm then the LCD will display out 'Please take medicine A' at the same time the buzzer will loud. non-stop.

    3rd step:
    then i take medicine B to let RFID reader scan the tag that have provided. but it is wrong medicine, so the LCD will display ' incorrect please take medicine A' while buzzer loud. then continue to take another tag.

    4th step:
    at the end, take medicine A to let RFID scan again. finally LCD display "correct medicine taken" buzzer loud (different sound).


    at here, i really hope someboddy can help me. i am a begineer. please T.T

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    Sounds like a good project, might be (IS) a little ambitious for a first project.

    What have you done so far?
    What compiler are you using?
    What chip do you plan to use?
    Dave
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    Wink Compiler,chip,plan

    I am using 16F876A
    using microcode studio compiler
    I had done everything hardware, just left program code.

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    OK.
    MCS is not a compiler. But I will take it you are using Pic Basic or Pic Basic Pro?

    What I meant was how much programing have you done so far?

    Are you needing help with the timer part? Try looking at these:
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...=olympic+timer
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...=olympic+timer

    Or are you completely new and need help with something else?
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    Time.txt

    RFID sample.txt

    here have sample that i took from my senior.. the project quite similiar with my project. while, the time posted from me is what i took from website. hope that can help you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sknee8787 View Post
    hope that can help you.
    Now I am confused. I thought you were the one asking for help.

    Start off by getting the timer code working on your chip. Then work on having an event happen at a certain time. That event for testing would be a LED blink in a certain sequence. That is what you want , correct?

    But if this is your first time, write some code to make a LED blink to make sure everything is running, then work on using the display.
    Dave
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