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  Topic: Clock multiplier & ADC conversion
tonofit

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PostForum: General CCS C Discussion   Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 1:06 pm   Subject: Clock multiplier & ADC conversion
I'm using the 18F8722. The microchip data book for PIC18FXX20 on page 213 show the TAD .vs. Device Operating Frequencies. I have a 10 MHZ xtal to run the PIC. To get the correct voltages I'm having ...
  Topic: 10 bit DAC Port definition
tonofit

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Views: 6049

PostForum: General CCS C Discussion   Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 7:02 pm   Subject: 10 bit DAC Port definition
I'm working with a PIC18F722. The following I/O pins are used:
Pin H3 MSB
Pin H2
Pins J7-J0, with J0 the LSB

How do I pick a PORT Address to read/write values to the DAC?

How do I read/write ...
  Topic: 2nd USART sends wrong character why?
tonofit

Replies: 1
Views: 4822

PostForum: General CCS C Discussion   Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 1:11 pm   Subject: 2nd USART sends wrong character why?
The answer is that PORT1 has a MAX232 level converter and PORT2 doesn't so the directive INVERT must be included in the directive
#use rs232(baud=9600, xmit=PIN_g1,INVERT,stream=PORT2)
  Topic: 2nd USART sends wrong character why?
tonofit

Replies: 1
Views: 4822

PostForum: General CCS C Discussion   Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 12:32 pm   Subject: 2nd USART sends wrong character why?
I'm trying to use 2 usarts. I'm outputing a * and % character for a test.
The 1st usart PORT1 is working fine.
The 2nd usart PORT2 is suppose to output a % but is sending a lower case m. Does anyon ...
 
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