What? Too old product? Why the PIC programmer has to be changed for nothing. Or is there is something better in later programmers than in programmer in EasyPIC2. So why they had been changed? Besides it says in EasyPIC2 manual or brochure that the programmers firmware can be upgraded. Where can I ge...

Doesn't anyone know where to get the driver?

Where can I find driver for EasyPIC2 (PIC prog) for Windows 7 64bit?

Mince-n-Tatties wrote:change to use . for decimal point and try again

Oops. But of course.
Thanks.

Is there someting I dont see here? The calculation does not give right result, but why? unsigned long aikams = 2500; unsigned int watti = 0; char wattitxt[8]; Lcd_Init(); Lcd_Cmd(_LCD_CLEAR); Lcd_Cmd(_LCD_CURSOR_OFF); watti = 3600000 / aikams * 1,6667; IntToStr(watti,wattitxt); Lcd_Out(1,1,wattitxt)...

If this is not a joke, it is highly unprofessional and may be harmful for the person, especially if baby get it to mouth... I cannot imagine which person would prefer to wear highly inflammable, toxic and skin irritating waste over neck. Proper place for old VHS tape is waste disposal. Don't be so ...

I'm building measurement device which should measure time between light pulses. So the question is how do I use counter/timer to measure time between pulses (interrupt) coming to one PIC I/O-input line? I have never used any PIC timers. The PIC I'm planning to use is PIC16F628. Also I need to count ...

Thank you for the advice. So it is the OSCCON which have to be set by hand.
Why there is a place in project settings to set the frequency if it doesn't have any effect?

Any info on this, anynone?

There is something strange still. When I use the code below and use same baud rate (1200bps) at PC side (USART terminal) the data is garbaged but when I use double data rate on PC side (in this case 2400bps) then the data is sent correctly. Why is that? Can this be fixed somehow, and if not, can I t...

filip wrote:I have made a table SoftUART BPS vs Clock Speed for PIC architecture.

That's great. Thank you very much, Filip!

Any info about this? I tried to find information of this relation from MikroC manual but didn't find any.
Is four megahertz the slowest speed what can be used if Soft_UART is about to be used?

Is there some info available about the relation of uC clock speed and Soft_UART baud rate speeds? It seems that 4MHZ is the slowest clock speed which can be used with Soft_UART.
Is is possible to use slower speeds (ie. down to 1MHz)? The baud rate is not an issue here.

Never mind. The serial cable was bad.

Can't get the Soft_UART_Read to work. Shouldn't it be working like in this code? Soft_UART_Write works without any problems, though. // PIC 12F683 @ 4MHz Internal Oscillator // -------------------------------------- #define Bypass GPIO.B0 //Bypass control #define Alive GPIO.B2 //Test ouput unsigned ...