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One would think that that was the case. I did and I searched previously.

Here what one finds in usb_desc_hid.h searching on USB_CLASS_SPECIFIC_DESC_LOOKUP_SIZE at line 186

const int8 USB_CLASS ...

Where is
USB_CLASS_SPECIFIC_DESC_LOOKUP_SIZE[0][0]
defined?
It's used in class descriptor 1 (HID).

Another thought. Fix it in firmware.

At start up have one unit output a "known" but perhaps inaccurate frequency on the line and have the other unit measure that frequency and adjust the ...

Here's a piece that I didn't see in the discussion.

I've learned the hard way to "wire it right". You talk about 1 wire but there must be two, one of which is obviously ground and so obv ...

Placing multiple configuration values into eeprom storage during programming I use
//For the PIC16LF1828 the eeprom start address is 191h
int16 const PromStart = getenv("eeprom_address"); ...

If you right click on the <12F683.h> and select 'Open file at cursor', does the file open? If it doesn't then you really haven't specified a device.

It's a 10 bit adc so that line is superflu ...

#int_TIMER2
void TIMER2_isr(void)
{
if(loops)
{loops--;}
else
{meas_done=true; }
}

could be better written

#int_TIMER2
vo ...

Small points.

If the only reason for the calculation is to see if it's working then the only output needed is the raw ADC reading. The tech can know the reading should be between x and y. Think of ...

This is a restatement of a problem with significantly more detail that I ran into about a week and half ago and still can't find the answer. Very frustrating.

I use Delphi 2010 and a TJvHidDeviceCo ...

My soapbox.
WorkingVoltage = 0.0002197265*TempValue;

There's a difference between accuracy and precision. I'm not sure how accurate your sensor is but the precision of calculation is limited b ...

What processor? How fast? How accurate? This could be done in a processor without pwm if that's all it's going to do and the accuracy were not critical.

Two quick thoughts:

1. Both ext_flash_write and ext_flash_read return values which you are neither testing nor even viewing. At the debug level I'd be inclined to write a loop at each call, for exa ...

I'm not sure how you "reduce the maximum load supplied " but I can offer some other thoughts.

The data sheet on the DL123, available here
http://ww2.duracell.com/en-US/Global-Technical-C ...

This is probably a little late but your statement "The power supply is OK." leads to questions, specifically when and where? Did you measure with both test leads at the chip? Assuming ground ...

"5v operation and huge 25ma sink/source per pin!!! "

Quick caution. Since the Pics read/modify/write I/O pins, connecting a led directly to a pin to get the full 25mA (and maybe more) wil ...