Hi,
can we have the reference (Mouser, Digikey, ... manufacturer, ... anyone) of the LEDs used on EasyPIC7? (those on the ports)

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I collected them from internet (and my old HDD) and I pushed everything on my webserver. For people needing easypic5 manual, schematics and examples, you can download everything in a single archive from my webserver http://www.pocketmt.com/downloads/easypic5.zip Please understand EasyPIC5 is our obs...

Hello,
I have found that the archive page for leagacy EasyPIC5 board has been removed from your website.
Where can I download the examples for this board and the schematics and user manual please?

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I built and assembled a small prototyping board for PIC18F2550/PIC18F25K50. The PCB has been produced by SeeedStudio (excellent results), and I assembled first prototype by hand (quickly). The board can be plugged directly on a breadboard, can be programmed using any PIC programmer via the 5 pin hea...

The PIC32MZ EC family was launched in 2013 with lots of serious errata. It's 2016 now and little has been fixed. I don't expect Microchip to put out a new revision of this silicon. The EF chip is a cheaper, newer redesign with FPU, upgraded core and most of the errata fixed. I don't see a reason to...

@guardspecialone From the datasheet Like all Microchip PIC18 devices, members of the PIC18F2455/2550/4455/4550 family are available as both standard and low-voltage devices. Standard devices with Enhanced Flash memory, designated with an “F” in the part number (such as PIC18F2550), accommodate an op...

Just post the generated ASM code so that we can see what's going on.

£6.50 x 10 boards = about £65

at that price, you better buy a PICKit3 and program your board with their actual chip. Also the EasyPIC24/33 has the ICD2 connetor, so you can use the PICKit3 with the board itself for tests

Even A5 silicon is very buggy. ADC channels still keep giving different values for same mesured signal. SPI rated to 50MHz is still unable to reach 27MHz ... and a lot of other craps with I2C :( those chips are simply not usable as is. For serious usage, better waiting for a full new release. I thin...

Are you sure this would compile with Hitec ????

The st7920 is a versatile hardware controller. When you put your PSB pin to ground, this puts the driver in serial mode interface (something close to SPI).
check page 26 on attached document. This driver is not supported by mikroE glcd/tft lib tough.

The company I'm working at has also released a new robot recently: PEPPER

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osD6O4LAcpo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL4mlV0elVg

here is the correct link to the article related to mikroC http://www.eetimes.com/author.asp?secti ... id=1322512

What STM32 board are you using?

This display has an SSD1963 controller, witch is fully supported by the TFT library. You just need to connect it to free pins from your STM32 chip and map those pins to corresponding pins from the display.