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PIC Clicker 7Seg Click - HID

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Author: DSP Robotics

Last Updated: 2014-01-02

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This is an example of controlling the 7Seg Click board from the PIC Clicker board via USB. To demonstrate this we use the included example FlowStone project (FlowBoard Mini HID 7Seg Click.fsm) to send HID USB information to the board to change the LED display.

You can download the demo of FlowStone from here: www.dsprobotics.com

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We have just added a neat example that uses the PIC Clicker board and the 7Seg LED Click displayboard. We have also created a PC FlowStone project (Using the FlowStone Graphical Programming Language from DSPRobotics) that used the HID usb feature of this board to send data to the displayboard.

Both the Mikro C and FlowStone source files are included!

Enjoy..

FlowStone PIC Clicker 7Seg Project

FlowStone PIC Clicker 7Seg Project

This is the example FlowStone project that sends data to the PIC Clicker to control the displays from the PC. There is a slider for Brightness which controls the PWM, a counter that increments display 1 from 0-9 and a further slider which show all of

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The PIC Clicker is setup as a HID USB device and sends and receives stings of hex data 64 chars long 100 times a second. We have made a FlowStone example project to take care of the PC side which ultimately can be used to make an EXE application to control the PIC Clicker board.

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