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I was thinking of passing on PIC16F785 which is updated to PIC16F1709. PIC16F1508 is also something that looks possible. Unfortunately the price is a problem for me. The PicKit3 is not available anymo ...

Thanks to everyone for the replies, It will take me some time to go through this, also I have to work.

My purpose is to build a first stage SIM MCU system which only sends SMSs and then to upgrade ...

Sorry for the double post. I tried, but it did not work for me. Its strange, because on a hand soldered universal PCB the MCU works correctly, and the ICSPDAT and ICSPCLK pins are not connected to any ...

Currently I have pullup resistors on ICSPCLK and ICSPDAT which I need for the keypad to work. I will try adding a pulldown resistor and see what will happen. The whole prototype will have to be rework ...

I use PicKit2 v2.61 to upload the hex file. It has an option to start the MCLR and VDD pins.

Compiler CCS PIC C v5.82.

#fuses NOMCLR, NOWDT, NOPROTECT, INTRC_IO

EDIT:

It works when I use the programmer PicKit. How does the programmer pull the MCLR pin high? What is the difference between the programmer and a pull-up resistor?

@temtronic
I did not know that the clock frequency changes with the voltage, I am using 4MHz, I hope the lower voltage has no impact on this.

@Ttelmah
About command mode, to summarize:

1. Wake ...

I will describe the steps below:

1. Create and compile the code with the CCS PIC C compiler.
2. Use PicKit2 or PicKit3 programmer to upload the hex file to the chip.
3. The pull-up resistor is 2k ...

Hi,

To everyone who helped me so far, thank you very much!

I created a prototype, it includes an LCD, PIC16F690 and a keypad. I am unable to disable the MCLR pin through software, but when I tur ...

Thank you very much for this detailed example, its very rare to see such a good answer. You should be a professor in the University, this is exactly the kind of explanations that I am looking for.

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Thanks,

I already know how to use fprintf ().

Example:
#USE RS232(UART1,ERRORS,BAUD=9600,STREAM=COM_A)
fprintf(COM_A,"Online\n\r");

Hi again,

thank you very much for the help on the previous topic, now I have maybe another stupid question. I am trying to use the SIM900 GSM module with a PIC16F690. I see that normally various AT ...

The paired device appears as a logical 'serial port' device on the
phone. Data srriving on this goes into a software buffer, and if nothing
reads this it eventually will be lost.
A suitable app 'o ...

Thank you very much for the explanation. I don't mean to offend you, but I prefer technical explanations with general terms, the dance party is a complete blank for me.
I know what pairing does, I ne ...

So I have to know what the app uses or if I am using 2 modules to define this by myself.

And how does the pairing part work?