Thank you very much... just spent the last few hours decoding your code in detail and understood it... Very clever and straight forward Doing Binary arithmetic has given me such a brain workout, but glad I did it
Also figured going through first 7 bits was all I needed
Thank you so much
Would it be possible for you to explain the code a little?
Also, I want to receive characters rather than send... is it a matter of changing from send rs232 to receive rs232?
I have a UART working perfectly, but the system I need to connect to has the following RS232 settings: Baud 9600 Data Bits 7 Stop Bits 2 Handshaking None or Xon/Xoff Parity Even
To change to 7 data bits, I have to switch to software controlled, and ...
The flasher test works perfectly... I made a breadboard to test LCD on PortB and that works perfectly... Must be the resistor missing... Never read that in the data sheet though?
Still confuses me though... The LCD displays on PortA with no problems when I've got my entire program loaded ...
Still to no avail... These are my details and what i've tried... PIC16F877A 20mhz Oscillator LCD: data 1 A2 data 2 A3 data 3 A4 data 4 A5 RS A0 Enable A1
My clock speed has been tried at 20000000 and 19660800 I'm running HS with everything else diabled and off in chip options Oscillator at ...
I was thinking of changing the pc comms over to bit banged and keep the rfid on UART... Is there any reason why I shouldn't? I assume the reliability of the bit banged protocol is as good as the inbuild UART provided the coding is well done right? If so, then it will be simpler to have ...
I've managed to come right with regards to reading the rfid tag using lots of trial and error... I'm still stuck with regards to using the rfid without using the chips UART though?
Am i going to have to bit bang each command individually? Or can I still use the standard RFID macros somehow?
Im struggling with the rfid a little and was hoping someone could give me some guidance... The module I am using is : http://docs-europe.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/0813/0900766b80813104.pdf Pic16F877A
I've gone through the examples and cant seem to make heads or tails out of it ...
I was able to program the microcontroller by compiling in Flowcode, opening the asm file and then copy and paste to a project through MPlab.. It worked perfectly... So there is def no problem with MPlab or pickit...
I have also not moved any files on any programs at all, much less flowcode ...
Need some help quickly... I've been using a pickit 3 to download my programs to the ucontroller... I last used it 2 weeks ago and today when I tried to download it, it simply says:
Return code = 0
Launching the programmer... C:\Program Files\Matrix Multimedia\Flowcode V4\Tools ...