Capacitive Touch Button by using ADC channel (the CVD system)


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    Oh, and btw...I still consider myself a learner, so any hilarious lines or approach in my code - kindly go easy!! (just thought it worth sharing to save some of you all a bit of time)

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    Talking about different chips with CSM capability, lately I have been using the 16F1938/9 chips. They have more programming memory than the chip mentioned above, the 16F1825/9. I was running out of programming memory in my projects with the 16F727.
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    Clearly I was having a bad day yesterday ...as Max Power extablished & pointed out on this thread... http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...486#post107486 in my above snippets, I used timer0 for both the interrupts AND the CPS oscillator pulse counting - OOPS! So best check out his thread for the corrections.

    Sorry about that etc.

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    So Rene,

    Are you getting closer to wrapping up your project and post it here?
    It could save many members a lot of headaches and will catch everybody’s attention as a well crafted piece of code that shows how much a little PIC can do.

    Nick

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    So Nick,

    You are not going to learn anything that way. I have shown what a PIC is capable of. If you want to be able to do those things, then you should do your own legwork instead of just asking for a handout.
    Why pay for overpriced toys when you can have
    professional grade tools for FREE!!!

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    You are wrong Rene.
    I didn’t ask for any hand out (not for me, I’m not interested in this particular topic but I certainly admire the efforts going on and how other members are dedicating their time for somebody else’s problem). Unfortunately my limited knowledge and experience stops me from offering any input, but if I had it I will gladly make it fully available.
    I was just trying to prove a point some other members touched before: There is a big difference between helping and teasing but this will be your choice.
    I owe all I know in this PIC adventure to the members of this forum who were always willing to help (keyword here is help).
    There is nothing wrong with learning from great code examples and I’m sure that any of the non professional PIC users in this forum will agree with me but you might see it differently. My bad.

    I can only wish you the best.

    Nick

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    And there is also a huge difference between "Giving a man a fish and teaching a man to fish".

    I wish the best as well.
    Why pay for overpriced toys when you can have
    professional grade tools for FREE!!!

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