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You can try this. You will have to include the MATH.H file though

float precise = 11.1234567;

precise = floor(precise*100.0);
precise = precise/100.0;

Regards

EDIT: Thanks for catching that PCM_Programmer. I wish that was disabled by defalt hehe

This might be a bit off-topic, well unless it really is a programming
error Very Happy

I have the following ...

Thanks much for the quick responses. It is good to see a data sheet on these MMC Plus cards. hehe I didn't even know what they where called. again thanks alot. I will look over all of the information. ...

Hi All,

I have had this code working flawlessly with the original MMC card that I had purchased. it has a single row of 7 contacts just like you would see on any of the web sites talking about inte ...

I used this one extensively for learning. But I had no idea what a PIC was when I bought the book. Very Happy

I already had a good background in programming, but it covers taht too. It has theroy, and ha ...

Take a look at the errata PDF file here is a link to it

http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1335&dDocName=en010296

It talks about just this problem.
...

Looks like you got some numbers crossed

Timer0Value = 256 - (0.00033333/(8/(10000000/4)))
Timer1Value = 65536 - (0.000454545/(1/(10000000/4)))

should be

Timer0Value = 256 - (0.000454545/(8 ...

http://sandisk.com/Oem/Manuals/

Er. I'm sorry 'epideath', but you are wrong

I didn't say that he couldn't do it this way. I was just giving an alternative. But I also didn't no about the little program to convert the floating poi ...

You may want to look at using an external EEPROM to store your data. They are cheap and easy to interface. This would get around the 96 byte limitations. Then you can just read one DAYRECORD at a time ...

Well according to the datasheet the current draw max at 3.6V are:

READ - 50ma
WRITE - 60ma
SLEEP - 150uA

Regards

You can do this. It won't allow you to specify where in memory to put it. but it will allocate it in the Program Rom vs. RAM.

Not sure if that will meet your needs or not.

float const SomeValu ...

Is it possible that the code is set to this:

#device adc=8

?

If so try changing it to

#device adc=10

Hope this helps

You have the setting already to use the internal reference. it is the

setup_adc_ports(AN0);

the range is the same as the power supply to the device. So if it is powered by +5v to ground then ...

please post some of your code.