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Hey guys! I think what someone has suggested is that I need a voltage generator, actually 4 of them. I may end up using DAC for this project. Can some one recommend one for me? I am currently look ...

As far as the public libraries goes on CCS forums there are libs that use all 8 bits to drive the LCD. By looking at the code it seems that much modifications would have to be done before you can use ...

Excuse me for my vague statements.

Here are my goals:

I want to have a PIC18 control a PWM generator (PIC16) via SPI (or w/e for that matter really). That PWM (PIC16) will have to have 4 PWM ou ...

Hello fellas again.

I am planning to use a dedicated PIC to create 4 PWM sources that are precise and controlled via SPI. Now 100% accurate software PWM would really block the thread (and we have ...

Hello fellas!

So I have tried shielding of the RS232 module, its wiring, but nothing helped.

However while testing with other forms of RS232, I discovered that if I connect +5 with both, PIC and ...

Thanks for your replies!

Basically here's the setup:

I have a supply running through a transformer that powers the PIC and relays. Relays are used with the Diodes to protect transistors, so rel ...

Hello fellows. This may be an inappropriate place for this but please hear me out.

I have a PIC18 connected to a different pic16 via SPI and a PC terminal via RS232 using a USB to TTL module by ...

Actually, I accidentally touched a power pin and one of the IOs with a charged cap. :/ There goes 5 bucks! :(

Hi. I have pic18f452 and it really gets hot when i connect the power pins. When I took out the pic out of the circuit, and tested it, the VCC and VDD seem to be connected without any resistance. De ...

I'll go out on a limb here and take a *wild* guess that he used the CCS Compiler, since this is the CCS forum, and not the MikroE forums Shocked

A totally random guess!! :D

Thanks, I have 4.120 version. Is that old?!! Howw do I update? Thanks!

UPDATE: I just reinstalled and all good. It disappeared somewhere@\!

Hi folks. I have PIC18F452 but I cannot find it in the devices folder. I see something similar but I'm afraid is the wrong one. What do I do??! Thanks!!!

Hi there. I'll get right to the meat:

#include <16F877A.h>
#INCLUDE <stdlib.h>
#include "LCD.h"
#fuses hs, nowdt, noput, nobrownout, nolvp, nocpd, nowrt, nodebug, noprot ...

Thanks you guys!! Works well.

I've tried to google it and I have seen some results, but without much help.

So here is the code:

#include <16F877A.h>
#include "LCD.h"
#fuses hs, nowdt, noput, nobrownout, n ...