lol, the thread you quoted was my old thread
I just cannot seem to get the "whistling sound" i want, i need it to sound like a bird.
You think it's not possible to do?
Many thanks.
lol, the thread you quoted was my old thread
I just cannot seem to get the "whistling sound" i want, i need it to sound like a bird.
You think it's not possible to do?
Many thanks.
I looked at your past questions and it appeared that enough info was given to get you started.lol, the thread you quoted was my old thread
Ross made a cricket sound, so I would think a bird could be done. http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...hlight=cricketI just cannot seem to get the "whistling sound" i want, i need it to sound like a bird. You think it's not possible to do?
Now , why is you application not working? Who knows?
Have you been trying to use the FREQOUT routine with PBP? Let us know what you have tried with PBP and I am sure someone can help. i have head sirens made with PBP too. Look at the FREQOUT command. Dual or single frequencies millisecond time blocks. Nest several in a FOR/NEXT loop.
I do not know proteus, but when I google it stuff like this come up http://www.bact.wisc.edu/Microtextbo...tid=254&page=1first, i have only tried with proteus and the "Sounder" component
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
Thanks for the info. Looked at the site, does Protues support PBP?
guest_05,
Why not just get a piezo and try it on a breadboard? I have never like simulation software myself. If the sim is all you are using the problem may be in the sim. I am referring to the (SLOOOW and "buzzy") part.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
Yes and no, it will run a hex files produced by PBP but it will not run a basic program step by step as it does with proton PDS basic. This is one of the reasons I will probably stay with PDS as my main dev tool, I have so much money and time invested in proteus/PDS. PBP does have some advantages such as the better support for interupts, but PDS will have that too in a coulpe/few weeks.
Pete Mc
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