Does anyone know of a board with multiple 18 series PICS either connected to each other or that could be easily modified to connect one or better still 2 8 bit ports in a bus style configuration? Ideally I'm looking for 5 PICs on a board but thats probably never been done so 2 or more may be of inte...

Perhaps this can help work through it and highlight some of your
design decisions.

Given recent world events and business slowdowns my guess would be that Mikroe are probably overstretched - perhaps expanded too quickly. The product line is very large, and in some respects not quite logical. Failure to address bugs is a serious concern. They have my email address if it's useful. :...

You might also find this page helpful.

http://www.mikroe.com/chapters/view/17/ ... ples/#c4v8

I agree with Lord Lucan - I'm commenting because I forsee a growing expectation from clients requesting source code as time goes on. This will be fuelled by both the growing interest in security issues and the (unfortunate) growth of the "internet of things" As more and more devices become interconn...

Thank you guys.

I have used external reset on this chip without issues.

I'd suggest double checking the suggestions above and then your circuit.
Maybe you have a short or dry joint somwhere. Failing that
posting your circuit may help.

As I often comment - flowcharts are a wonderful invention....

mohamed -I'm not familiar with this click board to expand a little on what I think marina is saying: yes you can use a regulator and supply 3.3v to the circuit however you will still have data connections between your 5v and 3V circuits. These signals will also need to be made compatible. You may be...

Ah I see - thanks
Good luck.

hmm - I'm pretty familiar with the NLP5 chips - are we talking comparable performance?
That would be something.
What sort of recognition can we do with it (I clicked but couldn't see your sales page yet)
(thinking SI SD SV... )

Interesting - What recognition chip are you using?

Thanks petar - I saw the other examples - I was just being lazy
I was just looking for something quick to show someone but I guess I'll have to knuckle
down and read the data sheets...

Has anyone done any mikro C examples for the FM-Click board please?

Just a suggestion
Feeding 9V in to get 3V out suggests maybe looking for a lower voltage battery.
(Even if ic1 isnt a ldo version)