You can use 4 buttons : 2 button < > to select right digit and 2 buttons to increase and decrease digit.
When changing the digit you can set a flag which digit will be changed and it can be seen like a cursor .

pwdixon wrote:So are these USB libraries for PIC/PIC32 any closer yet please?

I am waiting answer of this question. I hope the library can come at once.

Hi,
You can download compiler and try with basic programs up to 2k hex. For larger you should buy the compiler.
There are examples that come with the compiler where you can understand mikroC.

After installing version 2.10 the problem is solved.

Hi I use pic24fj64gb002 and a basic circuit to run it not a development board.
I can not capture the error message because after the error the program tries to shut down itself.

I have the same error when I try to load hex with the compiler it crashes during the programming or after programming duration it changes according to codes that I write.

I bought the mikroprog a few days ago.

Hi superbrain,

I encountered this problem recently and the its source is the USB cable between PC and mikroprogsuite.
I had two same type cables one of them gives this fault the other is working well you may try another cable.

anikolic wrote:

pwdixon wrote:Sounds ungrateful but, all well and good but when will this be available for PICs please?

We expect to have support for PIC somewhere in March 2013. Support for PIC32 should be even sooner.

Best regards,
Aleksandar

Could I think dsPIC will also be sooner as PIC32 ?

It would be really helpfull if it comes soon, it seems I have to jump in papers about OTG.

erpay wrote:Hi janko,

It is really good to hear this news
I willl be on alert for first version.

Now I can see it on the main page, Thanks a lot

But it is for ARM. Will there be a library for pic24 where OTG can be managed ?

Hi janko,

It is really good to hear this news
I willl be on alert for first version.

Hi,
I try to get a result at the same topic , is there a date that you can guess for near future ?

If you want to erase some part of GLCD you can use partial image function where you can select an image's part which is blank to erase something on a specific place.

Thank you reab your Trim function does really help

Do you add the bitmap.c file to sources under your project ?