Maybe the SX28 from Scenix/Ubicom?Originally Posted by mackrackit
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Maybe the SX28 from Scenix/Ubicom?
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Never heard of it
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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Really? You serious?Never heard of it
I love them for those quick and dirty fast jobs...especially those older 75Mhz parts...work great as a multi-channel 555 replacement type thing.
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Yeah, I have used them, I was being a smart _ _ _
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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I kinda figured, but wasn't 100% sure...Yeah, I have used them, I was being a smart _ _ _
Sometimes ya just don't know for sure...
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the pic im after is '' www.rev-ed.co.uk/picaxe/images/picaxe28x.jpg ''
Im in the process of soldering my components in but my school doesnt provide a 28 pin pic so i need to purchase it myself.
Thanks for the website but is there any more simplier sites that just tells you what code does what?
Thank you :P
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That isn't a PIC, that's a PICAXE, something similar but different than what this forum deals with primarily.
As far as simple goes, you can't get much simpler than a PICAXE, except for maybe a BASIC stamp..or maybe LOGO on an Apple IIe.
That website (http://www.rev-ed.co.uk/picaxe/) practically leads you by the hand from purchase to first ready made finished program, both software and hardware.
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