pic basic pro midi in,4mhz,16f84a?


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    Default pic basic pro midi in,4mhz,16f84a?

    anyone know how to do this? aim any response at beginner level cheers.

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    For learning PicBasicPro as you posted in the chat box. I do not think that there are any good books to learn from.
    But you can work through the examples here
    http://melabs.com/samples/index.htm
    and here
    http://rentron.com/PicBasic1.htm
    http://rentron.com/pic.htm
    and the wiki on this forum has many examples and projects.

    If you get stuck post a question, if we can help we will.
    Dave
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    Midi sends at 31250 baud rate. Picbasic is not fast enough at 4mHz. You would have to use asembler.
    I have decoded my Midi controller keyboard with a PIC16F628 at 16mHz using the built in uart.
    You have to use fast osc to get the baud rate acurate enough.

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