TCN75 Temp Sensor

[Frozen001]

OK I have it reading the data correctly, it think:

I2CREAD PORTC.4, PORTC.3,%10010001 ,$0, [temph,templ]

temph is the first 8 bits, and templ is the next 8 bits.

temph is difined earlier as the first byte in the word temp, while templ is defined at the second byte in the word temp.

Now that I have the temperature reading, is thre a way to convert it to ascii characters so I can send them to my display?

[Archangel]

OK I have it reading the data correctly, it think:

I2CREAD PORTC.4, PORTC.3,%10010001 ,$0, [temph,templ]

temph is the first 8 bits, and templ is the next 8 bits.

temph is difined earlier as the first byte in the word temp, while templ is defined at the second byte in the word temp.

Now that I have the temperature reading, is thre a way to convert it to ascii characters so I can send them to my display?

Look at the modifiers listed in the Serial out routines, HEX, BIN, STR Etc. . . usually, if my poor memory serves me, data goes ascii without the modifiers, but go look at them anyway, also while you are checking those out look also at the DIG and DEC modifiers, they do good things too.
http://www.melabs.com/resources/pbpmanual/

[Frozen001]

The modifier would be OK , but my display does not used a serial interface, rather I have to access address for each character to display (HDSP-2112).

[skimask]

I2CREAD PORTC.4, PORTC.3,%10010001 ,$0, [temph,templ]
temph is the first 8 bits, and templ is the next 8 bits.
temph is difined earlier as the first byte in the word temp, while templ is defined at the second byte in the word temp.
Now that I have the temperature reading, is thre a way to convert it to ascii characters so I can send them to my display?

tempw var word
tempw.highbyte = temph
templw.lowbyte = templ
lcdout $fe,1,DEC5 tempw

Just like it shows in the LCDOUT section of the PBP manual.

[Frozen001]

tempw var word
tempw.highbyte = temph
templw.lowbyte = templ
lcdout $fe,1,DEC5 tempw

Just like it shows in the LCDOUT section of the PBP manual.

Thanks for the information, but the display is not compatible with the LCDOUT routine. I got it working though, had to do some math. Working great so far.

Thanks again...