Help with DS2436 Voltage monitor

[vladimir059@hot]

Hello DynamoBen.
I couldn’t agree with you more! I’m talking about “teach a man to fish attitude”.
But like anyone else living on this planet I’m trying to find easiest ways first. Another point I’m just started reading PIC BASIC Pro manual, and as English isn’t my native language it probably takes me about a week to finish. I’m very impatient person and after I spent almost 300 CAD I’d really like to accomplish something in first two days. Especially DS2436 voltage monitor project, as I already tried to put through on Basic Stamp II, unsuccessfully unfortunately. That’s why my attempt to put problems on somebody’s shoulders is not a habit; it is just exiting about new “toy” and wish to play with it as soon as possible. I assure you in few weeks I will be familiar with PIC Basic and I will write such program from scratch myself.
Anyway, thank you for your messages I will check up web site for similar programs and hints.
Best regards
Vladimir

[DynamoBen]

The best way to learn is:

Read and understand the datasheets and user manual
Review the Melabs examples (some of which come from users on this forum)
Utilize the search function above
and most of all...experiment.

If you still can't find your answer, go ahead and post. This forum is a wealth of information; and a nice bunch of people.

Soon you too with be a contributing member.

[Darrel Taylor]

Hi Vladimir,

Just wanted to reinforce that Ben pretty much hit the nail on the head.

DEBUG is your biggest problem. It's not the same in PBP.

Something to focus in on, instead of trying to learn it all at once.

Make sure you have read through the section at the back of the manual about the differences between PICBasic and Stamp. That will help.

regards,
Darrel

[vladimir059@hot]

Thank you everybody for replies and advises. I corrected the code and a bit improve it. Now it works flawless.
Thanks again

Vladimir.

[DynamoBen]

See you didn't need us to correct the code, well done!