Temperature Controller using PIC16F628A

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  1. - 28th October 2008, 23:59 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    Wow you got it fast Teleportation exist now

    Well, there's code example on Melabs website, when you purchase PBP the manual come with, and there is this forum.

    That's more than enough code example
    k then how can i learn PIC16F628A programming easily

    explain the steps

    thanks 4 your rply
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    Quote Originally Posted by bentech4u View Post
    k then how can i learn PIC16F628A programming easily

    explain the steps

    thanks 4 your rply
    Read
    the
    manual
    and
    data
    sheet

    And this will be something you need to know.
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=561
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    Well really first step is to download the PIC datasheet on Microchip's website. Then you try to read most part of it.

    Read your PBP manual and try the very first LED Blink example.

    Attach some push button, LCD or whatever else fancy hardware to your PIC and try the related commands listed in the PBP manuals.

    Sure there will be some issues, when it's the case, just paste your code and schematic here and we will help you to understand what happen and why.

    Do a search within this frum with PIC16F628, sure enough, youčll find tons of code example as it was, and still, a really popular PIC model.
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    What is CC5X C compiler...?
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    It's another compiler type. Their demo version is limited as well.

    http://www.bknd.com/cc5x/

    And of course, not supported by this forum.
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    This forum is really Great

    thanks friends

    me already downloaded CC5X C...how it works

    is there any visual developer for PIC..?
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    me downloaded PIC Basic pro ful

    how to run it

    me extracted that..in that folder their is a exe file named as PBP.EXE

    me just double click on it..nothing happens

    guide me
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    http://melabs.com/resources/win_ide.htm#Studio

    You need this also
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    http://melabs.com/resources/win_ide.htm#Studio

    You need this also
    i already installed that

    but i don't no how can wrk with this

    also PIC Basic pro not working
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    Quote Originally Posted by bentech4u View Post
    i already installed that

    but i don't no how can wrk with this

    also PIC Basic pro not working
    This is where you type your code. Then when you are ready, click the compile button and PBP kicks in and does its work. PBP runs in the back ground.
    Use the help file to see how to set it up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bentech4u View Post
    i already installed that
    but i don't no how can wrk with this
    also PIC Basic pro not working
    You might find some more answers here...
    http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/sh...ad.php?p=95167
    and maybe more information here...
    http://www.picbasic.org/forum/showthread.php?t=10375
    and if you Google bentech4u, you might even find some better information on the 3rd hit!
    (Warning: NSFW)
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    Quote Originally Posted by bentech4u View Post
    me downloaded PIC Basic pro ful
    Hmmmm.....How does that work?
    What site did you get that from? I want a copy too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bentech4u View Post

    me downloaded PIC Basic pro ful

    guide me

    Did you Also download the registration Key ???

    ROFL ...

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