Hi, Unfortunately, I have no information about the time-frame of adding support for this family. It's in the to-do list, and we will try to do it as soon as possible, now it has a higher priority for sure. Thank you for your patience. Kind regards, Good afternoon, I now have PCB's in my possession ...

Hi, my project is based on the Smartglcd_240x128 hardware and I have run into a significant issue: SPI2 is interrupt driven only and thus there are no calls outside of the interrupt routine due time sensitive hardware applications attached to it. SPI1 is NOT interrupt driven and handles RTCC and was...

Hi Martin, Welcome to the mikroE forum. Unfortunately, PIC16LF1554/1559 MCUs have not supported by mikroProg yet. I've forwarded a request for adding support for these MCUs to our developers. I hope that they will add it as soon as possible, until then, you are not able to program this MCU via mikr...

Hi, Please read the official statement regarding the K42/83 family : https://forum.mikroe.com/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=73891 Regards, Filip. Thank you Filip and also to the rest of the team for this comprehensive update and explanation of the various measures that will be implemented. I will look forwa...

Hi all, My current development requires use of the on-board FTI232R chip for data output logging purposes with a custom PCB and all is well - apart from I do not want to power up the SmartGLCD unit from the USB connection as it is causing voltage level fluctuations when connected as I have a separat...

Hi, I am truly for the reported issues about the K42 family. Obviously these issues are very serious and they will be treated as such, we didn't want in any way to deceive our customers, simply some things pulled through without noticing. I have notified our management regarding the K42 family prob...

To save others disappointment - most of the String library won't work with K42 processors. Large part of Conversions will also be useless as well as many of routines that use indirect addressing in other libraries. :cry: Just picked up this thread after finding a few err 'issues' when porting from ...

Hi Janni, Many thanks for the clear explanation, I completely overlooked the LCD init variables being port referenced! :oops: I normally use LAT registers to manipulate the 18F+ series in my own code for the reason you gave, but I have to admit I completely glossed over this one! :roll: All the best...

Hi all, Having migrated a project to 18F45K22 so that I can run INTOSC with CLKOUT at 8MHz & PLL enabled (32MHz fosc), I'm having issues. With the PLL enabled & project target set to 32MHz, the LCD commands do not translate correctly. If I disable PLL, set the project to 8MHz then all is well. Previ...

You should declare the ch parameter as byte, like in TProcedure type declaration. And parameter of UART1_Write is also of byte type so there's no need of typecasting. procedure PrintChar(ch : byte); begin UART1_Write(ch); end; :oops: The most obvious thing...now you've pointed it out! Thanks again ...

Thanks for the hint Janni. Playing with SD cards (long overdue!)...got some string parsers working ok, but now I'm wanting to list files on SD... However, after removing the line quoted above, I receive this from the compiler; 108 373 Incompatible function pointers (function prototypes do not match)...

Hi Filip,
I do have a custom theme, but only desktop colour from the default Windows Aero theme.
Anyhow, I tried Windows 7 basic - window components such as buttons were smaller, font sizes were larger as expected. Still no change

Hi Filip, in a word - nope.

To re-iterate, using Win7 Pro, Mp Pro v.6. I am using a 2nd monitor attached to my laptop, in extended mode, but both are using the same resolution.

See attached pics.

Thanks

Hi all, As per topic http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=168&t=53118&p=208291 I am having the same frustrating problem with a clipped window. Using mPPro6, Windows7 Pro, resolution is 1920 x 1080, 96dpi for display. Changing to 120dpi makes no difference to the window clipping. Docking the t...

Have used Farnell for many years, so this good news for here in uk!