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Author: Marcio Nassorri alias "MAN"
Compiler: mikroBasic for PIC
Description:
This program, format a long Integer in the exit of LCD starting from a mask previously maid. Here go the module program and program test. He was tested with 16F877A and 18F8520.
Author: Robert Halvarsson
Compiler: mikroPascal for PIC
Description:
The ideas with this is too show what gear is in use at the moment. In the El_schema2.PNG is the yellow wire go too 5 magnetic switch and a axle is glue too the gear axle on the gearbox in the car.
Author: Warren Schroeder
Compiler: mikroBasic for PIC
Description:
This a Windows PC/PIC based graphical controller capable of managing 8 individual 50Hz servo motors with high resolution positioning connected to the USB capable PIC18F2550. Included is a free Windows program written in Visual Basic that has 8 separate servo positioning controls.
Author: Charlie Moore
Compiler: mikroBasic for PIC
Description:
PIC Code is designed for a 16F877a. Output is PortD. Connect PortD to the EDE1220 as Follows in directions below. This is tested on a easypic3 using RC6 and RC7 for the Tx and Rx.I also tested it with a USB to serial adapter. Select Comport First then Connect. Com port can be 1 - 5.
Author: Anton Rieckert
Compiler: mikroPascal for PIC
Description:
This project can be used with a standard Hitachi HD44780 (or compatible) controller chip to control it through only 2 wires. There is a variety of shapes and sizes available. Line lengths of 8, 16, 20, 24, 32 and 40 characters are all standard, in one, two or four-line versions.
Author: Ad Anderson
Compiler: mikroPascal for PIC
Description:
Program measures the rotation period based on a pulse input and calculates RPM NOTE: Interrupt Procedure is NOT used as the CCP2 interrupt flag is set regardless of whether interrupt is enabled. Since the CCP2IF is checked in the Main repeat loop, there is no need for the MP3 Interrupt Procedure.
