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[LEDave]

Hi everyone,

I've just managed to get the rfPIC TX/RX to work and blink the two led's on the PICkit1. It took me over an hour to figure out and find which program and where the program was on my hdd (must improve my house keeping). I still find it amazing that it's radio waves travelling through the air that makes all this work.

Ok, so the program's I used were the microchip rx/tx.hex demo program's written in assemly language. However, for the project I need to compile Bruce's TX / RX program's which are written in PB with a little assembler in the mix and compile them using the MPLAB compiler (have I got that right?) then modify the code for the project.

So step one, I need to go away and learn how to compile a program and create a hex file using MPLAB (something I've never done before) I'm pretty sure I've a tutorial somewhere.

Just a little refresher, am I right in thinking that PBP compiles PIC Basic and MPLAB compiles everything, well PIC Basic and Assembly?

Good to be back.

Dave

[mackrackit]

You do not have to use MPLAB. MPLAB is just an editor, basically.
But you do or should be using MPASM.
To do this with Micro Code Studio go to Tools- Compiler Options then the assembler tab. Check MPASM.

Good to have you back.

[LEDave]

Good to have you back.

Cheers mackrackit

To do this with Micro Code Studio go to Tools- Compiler Options then the assembler tab. Check MPASM.

Well I can't actually see 'Tools' on the toolbar, here are three screen shots which I think show my current setup:

[LEDave]

I thought I'd add a screenshot of the 'toolbar' so you can see what I've got highlighted and what's greyed out under current settings. Does this look ok to you?