Does my code look alright?

[sayzer]

Hi emtark,

Make sure you do not put your pic circuit somewhere near the heater of your tank. If the temp changes couple of degrees per half an hour (or per hour), then tolerance (precision) of your OSC will change a lot and will provide a very fast running timer (or vice versa).

May be you can give a long pause to every hour.

Just a thought.

[emtark]

Hi,

the pic and oscillator will be sitting in a project box under the tank, in the drawer. In terms of coding, I can't seem to get the microcode studio to compile this for me. Can someone do a compilation, into ASM for a pic 16f627a, just so i can make sure the programming works. I'll spend tonight trying to figure out why it isn't compiling.

Hopefully the code will be ok, and I can get the circuit going

Cheers guys,

Tim.

btw: for those interested I have just added the water to the tank and it looks sweet!

[emtark]

OK I still can't get this to work.. I'm probably going to have to uninstall and reinstall these programs, what exactly do i need to compile this..

MicroCode Studio complains about ICD or something, and not have PicBasic Pro 2.20 or higher.. where can I get these.

Also if anyone has another quick once-over of the code can they see any errors or why it may not work.

Thanks in advance,

Tim.

[Melanie]

Programs and Upgrades can be obtained from MeLabs... www.melabs.com

Your compiler version is around five years or so old, it would be prudent to upgrade before posting any "my program doesn't work" messages as it's unlikely anyone else has versions that old still installed on their computer to compare against.

[emtark]

OK I deleted everything and i've completely started again. When I attempt to compile my code, im getting "Macro HPWM?TBW not found in macro file."

Any help on this is appreciated

oh btw: I'm using pic 16f627A