Quote Originally Posted by Joe S. View Post
...really what adult talks about their code exploits at 13 anyway?
... the ones that have been programming for fun since an early age and know a few languages...

As for atitude, as i allready said, i'm considerd a pro or expert or guru in various other forums and i'd be ashamed of myself if i answerd a newby's question like that...

Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis
Did not got exactly all the answers? Why not re-ask? No hurt. Blaiming for un-helpful and no-one is going to help in the future. Why bother? Our time is precious besides...

1. Set up is fine.

2. You got it. But consider to use (if you don't) the Usart for most efficient way to send receive data and also interrupts (look for DT-INTS on the forum).

3. As stated a resistive voltage divider is all that is needed. Simple ohms law to find the values according to your Vin/Vout needs.

Ioannis
Ioannis, thank you, direct answer saves time...

I'd actually ruled out using a resister type voltage devider for the reason that it draws curent from the source your measuring... I had thaught of an opamp or another type of amplifier...


What i'm intensly looking at and trying to resolve is a little problem i seem to have with the data coming out of both hardware and software comm ports in oshonsoft's PIC simulator IDE... dispite having Baud, stop bit and parity correct I regularly get glifs coming out of the ports... but the two ports have gilfs in diferent places... and the software port reciever is reporting stop bit errors????? weird... must be a config error somewhere, thinking about it, I wonder if stop bit/parity is set to none if pic's allow it... meh, i'f sure it's a conf error, i'll find it...

Thanks to...
Ioannis & Dave

Also, I think the PBP way of handling interupts is stupid... you should be allowed to write interupt handlers in PB without PBP inserting all that extra code...

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