octal wrote:Well October is here ... what' coming up mikroE ?

Delayed

Im hoping for something else

Taken from the Mikrobasic help file: Note: Certain PICmicros with two I²C modules, such as P18F8722, require you to specify the module you want to use. Simply append the number 1 or 2 to a I2C. For example, I2C2_Wr Also, for the sake of backward compabitility with previous compiler versions and easi...

The modbus protocol isnt actually that hard to figure out. I have written a mikrobasic modbus tcp library in about 1 day for a project i worked on for a former employer. I cant release the source for obvious reasons. But here is the link to where i gathered all the info. Its a pretty good site with ...

Una idea muy buena Kia
That is a excellent way to understand how the timers work. And it is a useful tool for ppl that just need to configure their timers. I will give it a try soon

You can use any compiler with mikroe devboard's...

I think the new online MikroElektronika book "Programming dsPIC (Digital Signal Controllers) in BASIC" is exactly what youre looking for. Its a awesome book for beginners

http://www.mikroe.com/en/books/dspicbook/mikrobasic/

aaronharper wrote:but the football has finished now, so I've got the time.......

A tournament without England have to be hard to swallow?

Post your code & circuit and it would alot easier to help you out...

BTW: You will find a working example for the PIC18F452 in your mikrobasic helpfile (F1)

Sorry my mistake. I didnt read the whole lot good enough. But i arent getting any feel of what youre trying todo... Describe a real world problem. It looks to me that you doesnt have a problem yet. What are you really arguing about? You can use two different mikroe library's at the same MSSP module,...

Yes, but if I have a SPI and a I2C port (not too uncommon, I think), I need both ports...

Software I2C/SPI for the EEPROM and hardware SPI for the MMC and your problem is solved...

Any barcode reader with a PS/2 connector for output is like reading a keyboard with mikrobasic. In other words: eaaasy!

There are alot of other factors in choosing the right one for your project.

Thomas K wrote:What do you mean woth electrical?

Posting a schematic is worth more than a thousand words...

One byte at the time.
Take a look at the argument "dim data as byte"

thanks to everyone but Jun Rune can u explain your suggest its look line interesting i dont know windows network protocol. is mB support to directly network neighborhood type connection or how can i do connection with Microsoft Windows have u any example No, no and no. But MikroElektronika got a fe...