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Displaying a 12 VDC Battery Voltage on the LCD of a Easypic V7

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Author: Dick Berry

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

Package Version: 2.0.0.0

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By scaling the +9.4 Volt to 14.5 Volt battery voltage with a Zener Diode and a 10K resister you can display the Battery voltage with two decimal points resolution on the Two Line LCD of a EasyPic V7 Development board using the RA1 AtoD input of a PIC16F76 Microcontroller.

Version 2 Uploaded on 2013/05/25

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I have only had the EasyPic V7 for about a week now and this is my first real program using MBasic. I haven't done any programming in about 10 years and then it was mostly assembly  using 8048 and Z80 MP's so bear with me. Any hints or corrections will add to my learning curve so don't hesitate to comment.

 

I can say it sure would have been nice to have tools like this setup back in the day.

 

Thank You

Dick

 

 

Version 2 uploaded on 2013/05/25

I found several things I did wrong due to my learning curve. The display has been rearranged to avoid the flashing and I was able to remove the delay at the end. full explanation is in the comments.

Thanks For Looking

 

Dick Berry

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