i have a service contract so i always use the most up to date proteus. currently i am running 7.10. as you can see from my screen capture, the basic project i have provided works to collect and display the information from serial port as i am sending it. This is intended as a basic how-to, so that ...

ok i have quickly strung together a uart data collector which will populate an array and then display the current array based on linefeed being found. the virtual terminal is there as a visual on what data is being seen on UART RX pin, this helps to confirm the LCD is displaying what is being sent....

filip wrote:Hi,

Lcd_Out prints a string, while the Lcd_Chr_Cp prints a single character on the Lcd.
If you want to use Lcd_Out, you should convert your character to a string first.

Regards,
Filip.

Thank Filip,
I have mentioned that the type of data is string, so I guess I don't have to convet data.

Another weird thing is that if I use First: Lcd_Chr_Cp(receive); it works perfect. So, what is wrong with Second: Lcd_Out(1, 1, receive); the problem with the first one is I can't determine the position of the letters or numbers in LCD. Lcd_Out(1, 1, receive); this line will also just overwrite the...

Thank Mince-n-Tatties and this is what you required.

Another weird thing is that if I use

First:
Lcd_Chr_Cp(receive);

it works perfect. So, what is wrong with

Second:
Lcd_Out(1, 1, receive);

the problem with the first one is I can't determine the position of the letters or numbers in LCD.

Is your C# program sending just a single character 'k' ? .... Or might it be sending something like 'o' 'k' <cr> <lf> .... Or perhaps 'o' 'k' <null> It might be work adding a check to send only numbers 32 to 127 (decimal) to the LCD. Numbers below 32 may be unprintable characters on your LCD. Thank...

I've got a problem with the following code char receive; void main() { UART1_Init(9600); Lcd_Init(); Lcd_Cmd(_LCD_CURSOR_OFF); while(1) { if(UART1_Data_Ready() == 1) { receive = UART1_Read(); Lcd_Out(1, 1, receive); } } } if I send data from C# GUI doesn't appear in LCD. I'm using Proteus 7.8 SP2. I...

womai wrote:Read through this thread:

http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=88&t=26891

There I have posted a complete, working example for HID on the PC side, written in VB6. It works with the HID demo programs that come with MikroC Pro.

Wolfgang

thank you so much.

^^^^^^^^^^^
The answer is in my video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZRmgqUPOhA

zan wrote:Actually, I'm using mikroBasic (not PRO) version for all my projects. The code that I posted was written in mikroC PRO v3.20. It is one of examples from mikroelektronika.

Thank you. you are clever.

Try test your project by Proteus very easy.

Hi guys agian, Now I finished from serial ports (RS232) and I tested my codes by Matlab and C# to sending and recieving data. Now I want go to USB ports. From where can I begin ? What should I know to do this in MikroC Pro and Proteus ? Any advices for me ? I did some search by google and I have inf...

Thank you MARIO so much for your effort.

your code didn't solve the problem. if you simulated it by proteus can you put it here (circuit) ?

I think best way for this in real.

Thank you guy again

@MARIO Thank you for your helping I solved the problem by multiply adc by 0.5 and it came very well.But came new problem with large number like 37. If I put 36 show me 37 Why ? I think problem from math equation but I am not sure. Also how can I approximate float number I mean if a=1.556, I want put...