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PIC18F87K22 - PROGRAMMING FROM UART INTERNAL RTCC AND USE

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Author: Matteo Negri

Last Updated: 2022-05-18

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Category: Timers (Real time clock)

Downloaded: 169 times

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License: MIT license

A simple program to use the PIC18F87K22 internal RTCC, programming the parameters (hours, minutes, seconds, weekday, day, month and year) from UART, with a simple 14 characters string.

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1652885230_pic18f87k22___pr_mikroc_pic.zip [101.70KB]	mikroC PRO for PIC	lib src exa hlp hex sch pcb doc

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