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There is some chatter on the web that this part requires 'repeated-start' I2C commands instead of 'Stop' then 'Start' to work correctly. Might be worth looking into. Hope this helps.

>>>it would be nice if this kind of stuff were documented somewhere, but I'm not seeing it.

I have been using this product since 1994 (BBS Days then) - Everyone since, has asked for this - ...

I agree with PCM - it looks like grounding.

To test this remove the two 22pf caps and solder them on the backside of the board from each side of the crystal directly to the ground pin on the PIC. ...

I run the same setup. The LogicPort is programmed correctly and plays nicely with any other FTDI device. The ICD is programmed incorrectly and only looks for the first FTDI device it finds (which will ...

The pin remapping idea is really good.

On a project where I used the single hardware UART I had, and needed to connect to a Modem or a RS232 port for communication I switched the pins to both devi ...

You are a nice bloke to share!

:-)

Steve H.

Sounds like the Bluetooth modules terminated the connection when you turned off the development system. You will probably need to write code to have them rediscover themselves and reconnect.

OK I see that the webarchive did not archive the source code. I have that code- if you want it you can go to my website: analoghome dot com and hit the link to send me an email - I'll send it to you.

A complete PIC application can be found here. You can search for VB code to talk to a serial port.

http://web.archive.org/web/20040603205840/www.geocities.com/hagtronics/pic_das/index.html

HTH - ...

The WinPic programmer is probably not programming the fuse bits correctly. You should contact them.

You can also run tests to see if this is true - program the device with the NOWDT. Burn the bits ...

The downside of changing supplied .h files is that with a new compiler install you will overwrite your modifications and your code may not work as expected. Or another programmer might not get your mo ...

newguy - Oh man I feel your pain! The only good thing about the "churn" out here on the west coast is that no company lasts for more than 5 years anyway - so no worries on support!

Hang ...

Well - they do introduce errors, but as has been my experience also they (CCS) do respond to serious errors pretty fast.