Compiler: MikroC Pro for Pic32 Board: Easy Pic Fusion v7 Micro: Pic32MX795 Current Click:Heart Rate 5 The provided MikroSDK example didn't work until I added the enable Interrupts command in the Timer_Interrupt.h file: #include "Click_Heart_Rate_5_types.h" uint32_t ms_counter; uint8_t flag; void Ini...

Compiler: MikroC Pro for Pic32 Board: Easy Pic Fusion v7 Micro: Pic32MX795 Current Click:Altitude2 Hello, I'm trying to understand how MikroSDK is structured: The purpose is to be able to switch to different pins on the microprocessor if required at a later time in a complex project. For instance is...

That was quick!

Thanks very much,

Stuart

Compiler: MikroC Pro for Pic32 Board: Easy Pic Fusion v7 Micro: Pic32MX795 So I purchased a few new click boards and was surprised to have to install MikroSDK to get them working. That went well and I see the logic behind it however I am now more removed from the actual code then I would like to be....

I'm currently using the Riverdi 5" Cap display - RVT50AQFFWC00 I have been working to overcome the horizontal distortions, object limits and screen corruption that happen while creating complex screens with detailed graphs in my construction of a spectrometer. With the stock settings of the Riverdi ...

So I retried the program with the latest version of vTFT and MikroBasic and the latest FT812 library.

It still didn't run the Windows Font.

It must be a syntax error in my code.

If anyone sees it, please let me know.

Thanks again,

Stuart

Hi Petar, I'm using an old version of the FT812 library from 2017: 1483693980_ft812_library_mikrobasic_pic32 When I upgrade to the new library version version, my current (rather long project that I would hate to lose) doesn't compile, some sort of linking error. I'm also using an old version of Mik...

Hi Petar,

FYI:

It occurs to me that there may be difficulty in getting the test project working as the Riverdi 5" Capacitive screen is connected in a non-standard manner:

SCK--RD10
SDO--RC4
SDI --RD0
CS --RC2
RST-- RC1

Thanks very much,

Stuart

Hi Petar, I'm attaching a bare bones test project to demonstrate the issue Screen 1 shows a standard vTFT screen. The button takes you to screen 2, a FT812 Command only screen. The major advantage of this kind of screen is that you can draw more complex objects such a graphs, that you can't do in vT...

Hi Petar,

I can't send the software in for review.

It's hardware dependent on a custom PCB and you won't be able to run it on your side.

Do I have the syntax correct?

Thanks very much,

Stuart

MP: Pic32MX795 Software: Mikrobasic Pro Pic32 3.6.1 and Visual TFT Board: developed on EasyPic Fusion V7, now on custom PCB Display: Riverdi 5" Cap FT813 I'm presently putting the finishing touches on a project that mixes both conventional vTFT screens, some screens using only FT812 commands and som...

-Please make the 5v power rail available by jumpers (I had to solder to the back of the board) -Please allow the built in power supply to be completely dis-connectable by jumpers to allow the proper connections for testing one's own power supply or battery system without the built in system connecte...

I've put the thinking cap on and constructed the function: Calling the function with example: 0x3E200000 will return 0.15625 Sub Function IEEE754_to_Extended(dim Byte3, Byte2, Byte1, Byte0 as byte) as Extended dim sign as short dim exponent as byte dim final_exp as integer dim value as byte[24] dim ...

Hello, I'm looking to convert a 4 byte hex string in the IEEE 754 format to its floating point decimal value in MikroBasic. Does anyone have a library function already made for this? For example; 0x3E200000 would convert to 0.15625 I believe that MikroC has this functionality built in, but I can't f...

This configuration works with the Riverdi click plugged into Mikrobus1 slot on the EasyPic Fusion Board: General.JPG TFT.JPG Touch.JPG Here is the init code that works: sub procedure Init_MCU() SPI3_Init_Advanced(_SPI_MASTER, _SPI_8_BIT, 8, _SPI_SS_DISABLE, _SPI_DATA_SAMPLE_MIDDLE, _SPI_CLK_IDLE_LOW...