Thank you, & NOT &&, well spotted. Progress is being made, I learn a new thing every day
Bob Pierson was a WW2 rear gunner in Lancasters, A "Tail End Charlie".
Sad loss for us here.
Mike
Thank you, & NOT &&, well spotted. Progress is being made, I learn a new thing every day
Bob Pierson was a WW2 rear gunner in Lancasters, A "Tail End Charlie".
Sad loss for us here.
Mike
Me respects to Bob.
We owe so much to our Veterans.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
DTMF now working satisfactorily. Thanks for all your help.
Next project, how to emulate TV IR remote function?
I want to replicate two Video remote control functions viz Fast Forward and Play. Where is the best place to start?
I thought I could copy the IR output, via digiscope, and implement in PIC?
This involves a lot of work to program in all the pulse train so recorded?
Mike
My DTMF software works fine using 16F628A.
I can make PIN1 go HIGH and PIN1 go LOW; what doesn't work is MCLR?
I was expecting MCLR, on grounding, to reset the micro and make PIN1 LOW.
It does temporarily but goes HIGH again when I let go. What's Up?
Mike
BTW.......
Nice sunny cloudless day here in UK
Hi Mike1939,
Did you set MCLRE_ON in your config statement ?
PM compiler: @ DEVICE pic16F628, MCLR_ON
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543
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I have now set in my PBP code, @ DEVICE pic16F628, MCLR_ON
This still doesn't allow chip to reset properly, only whilst MCLR is held low does PIN1 stay LOW. If I remove the 5V power completely it does reset OK.
I do apologise for being a nuisance, I think I have slowed down a bit in recent years, there's a clue to my age in my username.
Rgds
Mike
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