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posted on 2011/08/25 11:09:50 AM CEST
I wand the mikroC code for PIC SSP I2C slave for PIC16F819 urgent plz..............
posted on 2011/08/24 01:49:55 PM CEST
I would like to know how to communicate with the nRF905 C433 device (14 pin) from nordice with my pic184520. So far i have tried sending through with TXREG = 'F'; and recieved something else. Also i am trying SPI but it is also proving diffcult. PLease help, will upload my code on request.
posted on 2011/08/22 05:44:01 AM CEST
It would be interesting to receive an example of operation using two-way transmission easybee boards and development tools, as the examples of mikroBASIC have only one-way function.
thank you very much
Marco
posted on 2011/08/19 02:29:09 PM CEST
In my description previously I mistakenly said that once the volume for the instrument was correct I would want to press and button and the yellow LED would light for 1 second. I need to correct that to read that the green LED would light if the volume is correct.
Sorry about that.
posted on 2011/08/19 02:23:14 PM CEST
I am working on a project in which I want to control 2 remote modules containing 3 high bright LEDs colored, red, green, and yellow. This will be used to communicate to an organist and pianist whether they need to increase their volume, lower their volume and when their volume is correct. Each with have one of these "traffic lights" mounted on their respective instrument. For example, if the organ is not loud enough, a button would be pressed in the sound room and the yellow LED would light up for say 1 second, if the organ is too loud a button would be pressed and the red LED would light for about 1 second, once the volume is correct a button would be pressed and the yellow LED would light for about a second. The same scenario would be used for the piano. Both will be separate from each other of course. I have little experience in using a PIC for wireless control like this so any assistance will be appreciated. I have the EasyPIC6 development system and the lite version of MikroBASIC included with it as well as PICBasic Pro, the full version so BASIC would be good for me in case I need to modify the code. I am considering the LINX line of wireless transmitters/receivers for the wireless part. I don't think infrared would work because of the distance and likely obstacles in the light path.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
