Hi, When using PPS_Mapping(RPPin, _output, _function) there is a problem with the PPS library for the PIC18F67K40: According to the mChip datasheet the values of the _CCP1.._CCP5 functions are wrong in the mE library. Instead of functionvalues 5..9 the values $12..$16 are used. So there is a problem...

Hi, when using more than 1 Uart it seems that data to send always goes to the last initialised one, even when using e.g. Uart1_Write_text (should send to Uart1). The reason is the following (example given for Uart1): The high level routine 'Uart1_Write_Text' calls 'Uart_write_text', which always sen...

Unfortunately I had to give up my website, but the code that was there should also be available in Libstock.
See you.

Unfortunately I had to give up my website.
All code and examples should also be available in Libstock (I will check this to be true). Hasta la vista.

marko wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2023 07:17

Hi Dany,

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Your welcome, we are here to help.

Sincerely,
Marko Jovanovic

Thanks very much!

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Glad you could solve it. I do wonder if the UART_Set_Active instruction is needed at all with fixed (as in non-remappable) Uarts. Is it neccessary or just advisable? No, it is not needed: UART_Set_Active(@UART1_Read, @UART1_Write, @UART1_Data_Ready, @UART1_Tx_Idle) UART_write(inch) is exactly the sa...

Hi Dangerous, What I have noticed in the .list file is that L_UART2_Write16 checks the TXSTA2 bit 1 whilst L__UART1_Write14 checks TXSTA bit 1, not specifically TXSTA1, 1 Is this relevant? According to the definition file TXSTA and TXSTA1 are thye same register, so it seems ok. TXSTA : byte; absolut...

Hi, UART_Set_Active ( @UART1_Read , @UART1_Write, @UART1_Data_Ready, @UART1_Tx_Idle) UART1_Write_Text("Ready 1") UART1_Write(13) ' Line Feed UART1_Write(10) ' Carriage Return UART_Set_Active ( @UART2_Read , @UART2_Write, @UART2_Data_Ready, @UART2_Tx_Idle) 'without this, always writes to UART1 UART2_...

Hi, the final, working, project can be found here: https://libstock.mikroe.com/projects/vi ... ttp-client.

Hi, I did find my (stupid) error. Thanks to everone who did ahve a look into my problem! var response, i : byte; [b]dat[/b], TxBuffer :[b] string[255][/b]; numOfReceiveBytes : word; numOfSentBytes : word; Str: string[10]; ConnectResponse: byte; begin numOfReceiveBytes := 0; response := Net_Wireless_...

In the mean time I succeeded in getting an 'OK' answer from the server. My GET request was totally inadequate. I have the following request now: const Initrequest = 'GET / HTTP/1.1' + #13 + #10 + 'Host: 192.168.123.254'+ #13 + #10 + 'User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Ge...

Added some more details.

Hi, [ Problem solved, see the last post in this thread ] Does anyone have an example how to retrieve a webpage from a regular HTTP server with the GET HTTP/1.1 request with the WIFI Plus module? I do succeed in everything (including making a TCP connection to the HTTP server but I get an "Bad reques...

filip wrote: ↑

18 Nov 2022 10:40

Hi,

I'm afraid there aren't updates for this I'm afraid.

Regards,
Filip.

Hi Philip, are the PRO compilers still supported?