Using div32 to get decimal numbers

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi,
Not sure what your trying to do but it looks like perhaps your NEXT W should be moved to between the LCDOUT and the ENDIF statements. Then, if you want to see it count on the display you'll probably need a short Pause in there a well.

/Henrik.

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Clinton

@ first your counting method is wrong ... you should count transitions ( L> H i.e.) of your output sensor.
@ second ... what's the reason of the " For w = 0 to 65 ..." loop ???
@ third ... ----------------d°----- " W1 = W1 + W/65 " ???

once that tied ... display should slow down a bit ...

Alain

[nkwankwe]

ok..
1- the loop, For W = 0 To 65, I meant to count pulses for 1 litre(65 pulses=1litre)
so the value I would be storing in W1 will be(0+1), followed by (1+1), then (2+1) and so on.. every 65 pulses.

The objective is to count litres and display the value on LCD.I realised that count by litres is not good since, e.g. 1 cup of water is not a litre,so I would miss that count.
That is why I wanted to count at a better resolution of 1 pulse(=0.0154litres).

I hope you understand my objective better now...
Thanks for the input, it is appreciated.
Looking forward to more help

[nkwankwe]

ok..
1- the loop, For W = 0 To 65, I meant to count pulses for 1 litre(65 pulses=1litre)
so the value I would be storing in W1 will be(0+1), followed by (1+1), then (2+1) and so on.. every 65 pulses.

The objective is to count litres and display the value on LCD.I realised that count by litres is not good since, e.g. 1 cup of water is not a litre,so I would miss that count.
That is why I wanted to count at a better resolution of 1 pulse(=0.0154litres).

I hope you understand my objective better now...
Thanks for the input, it is appreciated.
Looking forward to more help

hey..i cant seem to get anything right,maybe if you could write me a sample code,I'ld appreciate that