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Hello,
I am searching to make a low power RF remote control with 1-2 push buttons. Very simple application, however I am concerned about the power of the device as well as the range (need at least 10 ...

Hello,
I was thinking of putting the USBTasks() inside a timer interrupt.
But i was wondering, if for some reason i am accepting data and the interrupt occurs, will this affect the data i am receivi ...

In other words, your previously posted code has been meaningless or misleading.
Actually Not,
i've taken that exact code, recompiled it in a new project and it worked fine.
My problem was in the &q ...

Well that is not the problem
i created a new project and recompiled everything and it worked smoothly
dunno what was happening before
thank you all for your help

well, when i am using the USART, the "d" is always returning 0.
i am surprised that it is returning a result in the MPLAB simulator. the other values are the same.
i didn't post my whole c ...

Hello, i am using PIC18F4620 and the compiler version of 4.085
and trying to execute the following code

#include <18F4620.h>
#device adc=8

#FUSES NOWDT //No Watch Do ...

Hello,
i am using the embedded ethernet eval board provided by CCS in order to test the PIC as a webserver.
i was looking at the code provided by ccs "ex_st_webserver.c".
but i have no i ...

int (*p
Well first of all, I'm not sure that this is the right way to return an array in a function call
you should try:
int *p(int x, int y);
Second
p
this is not the way to call a fu ...

ok
I am not a newbie using Microchip product and developing usb devices, i am a newbie sending floating point via any interface.
I have some intensive calculations that needs to be done on the embed ...

Well, i am a newbie regarding this matter.
Can you please elaborate more on your idea, or you can send me some pointers in order to start writing the code.
Thank you

Hello,
does anyone have any idea how i can send variables of type float or double via the usb while preserving the decimal point?
Thank you

Regards

The usb connections are very sensitive ones
definitely you should put cap across the power lines.
Another thing, i didn't read the code but from the previous code, i noticed that you left the Vusb p ...

you can use the pre-processor directive

#int_global
void isr()
{

}
this will route the all interrupts to this function
but be careful using the compiler does not create the ...

ok thank you all
i'll try to make the best out of everything you have given me

OK
I am new at the JTAG Protocol.
I want to debug a couple of chips in JTAG Mode but i don't have any clear idea about how JTAG works.
You can say that i want to use the JTAG in Master mode to comm ...