Thats the answer I was hoping for Martin. I just need to keep it in mind when switching from schematic to program

I see the above PIC is now listed. Great and thanks. However the version I have is TQFP 44 pin form factor, which doesnt match the version in flowcode and hence the pin configuration isnt the same. How can i utilise this or does it require a separate component added to the library?

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The real threat of AI is that it could generate binary files - no need for Flowcode or other high level languages

Ive been using icsp all along. I load the hex file into MPLAB and program via that. There's a bit of set up to do but once done you never have to touch it. You load it as a p rebuilt file. Each time you program MPLAB reloads the hex file so you never have to tell it to. I use pickit 4. All my pcb ha...

I third that!

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I'm no expert on OBD but I'd suggest that each manufacturer has their own codes. Can bus is the mechanism between the OBD port and the ECU. So dont expect the same responses between different manufacturers. If you search online you should be able to find lists from different car manufacturers

There is a TL 136 level sensor which drops into a tank and outputs a dc current or voltage depending on model. Cheap version available fro the usual sources. Takes a bit of work but usually gives satisfactory results. Ive been dabbling with one in a kerosene tank and on Home assistant

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Interesting device. I wonder how hard it would be to integrate it into a display for home assistant

Did you try Stefan's suggestion of software instead of channel 1?