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The really small ones don't even have printing on them. Sizes like 0201
and 0402. Hand soldering these is something that should be used as the
basis for a silly TV program. 'Resistor wars', or som ...

BTW does 2431 mean red-yellow-orange-brown ??
What ARE you on about??? Very Happy

I believe the 5-band color coding for this 1% resistor would be red-yellow-orange-brown-brown. Using 5-band 1% thr ...

I hope you did not lose too much sleep over it Laughing

Being close to extinction myself I like a challenge so I heated up the welding torch and got to it. I'm not too miffed about the result:

htt ...

Now I'm assuming that you are using the internal I2C pull-ups?. If so, FME has the extra function, of changing the current this peripheral
produces. Hence why the bus works when the FME bit gets set, ...

Man, this is complicated.

I renewed my compiler. This seems to partly solve my problem. I now can use the FAST=nnnnnn parameter in #use i2c() and that gives me the desired baud rate.

But I fin ...

Hi,

I don't want to start a new thread as this one exactly describes the problem I run into.

My question: did anyone ever find out why #use I2C() does not work for setting the I2C clock speed? ...

I managed to forget to put two pull-ups on a prototype I'm working on. No immediate need to heat up the soldering iron, because for birdbrains like me the 18F14Q43 contains I2C pull-up circuitry. Good ...

Yes, quite some time ago. I looked it up; according to the time stamp the code was lastly compiled with CCS PCW C Compiler, Version 3.110 on 10/18/2002 Laughing

It interfaced a PIC16f628 to an MT8870 ...

Will do. They'll probably ask me to renew my license first as that timed out last October, but that will be worth it Very Happy

I have a LoRa device that needs a unique 32 byte Appkey programmed in every unit. I managed to make this work with #serialize, the ICD-U80 and a file containing the keys. Kudos to CCS for having thoug ...

I use Timer0 as the go-to timer in nearly all of my programs. Its interrupt is used to maintain timers to blink leds, generate seconds or minutes, pulse relays, debounce switches and what not. Normall ...

Yep. 950 pages of datasheet and the idea that you can fix things afterwards makes you cross-eyed and lazy and that leads to surprises. OTOH, I was saved a couple of times by CLC functionality, so I am ...

In the LoRa prototype I'm working I want to use as little power as possible, so I sleep the MCU most of the time, only to wake it up on a power event or an external timer event. These interrupts I att ...

WOW!

I have not looked in detail at the code yet, but it takes the 'ROM used' down from 5984 to 5660 bytes. A lot more efficient.

As always, thanks for the explanation. I learn from it!

Rega ...

WOW!

I have not looked at the code yet, but it took the 'ROM used down form 5984 to 5660 bytes. A lot more efficient.

As always, thanks for the explanation. I learn from it.