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posted on 2014/02/25 12:41:18 PM CET
Hello all
I'm trying to write code for reading brain waves of neurosky
Does anyone have a code in mikroc for pic18f45k22 in Protocol uart ?
Thank you very much for the help
posted on 2014/02/16 01:47:05 PM CET
Hi Friends,
Iam doing a project to send a code to run a motor.
that is i sends a particular code then at the receiver side the code is cross checked and then code matches motor runs otherwise display " no command " on the lcd screen.Iam using 433MHz transmitter and Receiver and pic micro controller. proteus for simulation. but there is no simuation tool for the transmitter part. So kindly give me a code for the transmitter and receiver part
eg:- send a code start
posted on 2014/02/13 10:26:01 PM CET
Hello,
I request a "bulletproof" I2C library for STM32L and STM32F, which can handle non standard behaviour of slaves on the bus (the main problem is when a slave does not provide an acknowledgement when it should which hangs the program completely. The library should have implemented a settable timeout. The library should be (but it is not a necessity) "compatible" with current Mikroelektronika I2C library (function names and parameters).
I am offering 20 dollars to PayPal to the creator of such library. My contact e-mail - marekgood@gmail.com
posted on 2014/01/29 05:07:12 PM CET
Hello guys,
someone has created a "mail server" with the PIC?
I would like to use the Ethernet module of the PIC to send email
Thanks to all who help me.
Best regards
posted on 2014/01/28 04:11:01 PM CET
hi all,
i'm nicola and i have a easypic pro v7 development board.
The MCU card installed is PIC18F87J60.
I would like to make two modules (A/B) that can communicate with each other peer to peer via Ethernet:
a change of state of one of the 4 input ports of A is transferred to B, which changes the status of the corresponding
output port (for example: (A) input port 1 -> (B) output port 1). in the same way, a change of state of one of the 4 input ports of B is transmitted to A.
So for every module we have 4 input ports and 4 output ports.
Can you help me? have you a example of firmware in mikrobasic o mikroc?
Since I only have one board, how can I test the two modules?
Have I to purchase some card add/on (mikrobus sockets)?
thanks
best regards
nicola
