problem with ir code.using pulsin

[Archangel]

Hello engineer7,
I think you are looking for the other Crownhill Basic compiler forum.
http://www.protonbasic.co.uk/forum.php
It is there where they speak Proton.
If you are actually using PBP then let us know so we can help you.
IN PBPro variables are not declared this way:
dim HEADER as word ' Header pulse length
that variable would be declared as:
HEADER VAR WORD ' Header pulse length

Now after saying all that . . . P Basic (the cheap version, you know the forum you actually posted in) syntax absolutely alludes me as I only have the PRO version, but I felt pretty safe due to your define proton_4 . . .

[engineer7]

thanku so much sir.i think this may be the problem coz i have checked and rechecked many a times my logic.i'll look again n let u know.by the way this is the first time any person has actually helped me out on forums so thanks v much again!

[engineer7]

n i am using PICBASIC PLUS COMPILER

[cncmachineguy]

I am sorry, I am not familar with PICBASIC Plus or with:
Set_Defaults PROTON_4

[engineer7]

archangel sir i checked.there is no problem with the declarations.in this compiler one can declare the variables both ways.may be something wrong with the logic....


IF P_VAL>=600 THEN PACKET.11=1 ENDIF

maybe something wrong in this line.maybe my calculations are abit off???

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi,
You really should visit the forum for the compiler you are using. I know it's confusing but there are several different BASIC-compilers for PICs and they are all slightly different from each other in syntax etc so you'll get much better help on a forum where everybody else is using the same compiler as you are - which isn't the case here. There's a link to the PROTON forum in second post in the thread.

With that said the line...

for SONY_LP=0 TO SONY_LP=11

...looks a bit odd to me. I'd try FOR SONY_LP = 0 to 11 instead. But then again your syntax may be perfectly valid for the PROTON compiler you're using, I don't know since I'm not using it.

/Henrik.

[Archangel]

archangel sir i checked.there is no problem with the declarations.in this compiler one can declare the variables both ways.may be something wrong with the logic....


IF P_VAL>=600 THEN PACKET.11=1 ENDIF

maybe something wrong in this line.maybe my calculations are abit off???

I never really thought there was, I am pretty sure you are using Proton, THIS IS NOT THE PROTON FORUM. I did not want to just blow you off if you are using M E Labs P Basic.

[engineer7]

ok thanks everyone.4 pointing me in the right direction!