Hi, with the sample hardware from microchip on the PWM (OC) shows PWM (OC) pin to a 1K resistor with a .1uf cap to ground to get a average voltage out. is it possible to have the 1K resistor at 5V to PWM (OC) pin with the cap PWM (OC) pin to ground to get a average 0-5V output. I am using a 3.3V mic...

Well done, this also helps makes a smaller code.

try this link,

http://search.microchip.com/search?site ... FJ256GA110

Not to through a spanner.
I am getting soon the 24FJ256GB106 micro, similar to the 24FJ64GA004 except 4 coms, has USB(GB) (64 pin version) and yes has re-mappable peripherals.

Yes
I have seen this and to say this will help me in my current projects and future ones, as an other matter of interest, I heard from my supplier that I think by the end of this year, a SPI 100 mg Ethernet chip will become available.

not sure where to put this note: however looks like microchip have or going to introduce a 32 bit micro http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcpl ... ysFeatures

I had similar results not just between mC and mP but also with other outside C compilers all produce different size using the flashing led example. I dont worry to much about this at the moment, If I dont have enough room in the micro I am using, I use a bigger one however if I doing production run ...

I have to agree, please add

it sounds like you may be receiving noise for somewhere? could be in the PCB setup or even from cables, If you have a floating pin, then I would expect random results. I have never used the LM35. the Pdf file reads in mV 1.5V = max temp of 150 deg C. 1.5V/5V = ratio of 0.3 1024(10 bit AD) * 0.3 = 30...

ADCON1 = 0x82; tells me AN5, 6, 7 are digital inputs as per microchip pdf 39582b. page 182 You are trying to read analog levels on AN5 and AN6 which has been set to digital. As suggested Use ADCON1 = 0x81; or ADCON1 = 0x80; this will set to analog. :roll: Another thing you can try is to use the exam...

with the 24F series, you have the ability to remap peripherals, (UART, SPI, I2C, PWM). would it be possible to have a function within mikroC_dsPIC to have these posible within the project wizard (another tab selection) or another part of the software where we can assign the peripheral to the selecte...

The micro I am considering 24FJ64GA004, I would like to remap the peripherals to a different port pin.

I am looking at assigning 2nd Uart port to the program port ICSP clock and data Pins.

Has any one tried this or simular

Andrew

Yes I have been absent for some time due to other commitments. I have being surfing the web and trying to keep up to date with MC program. I have a project I am now working on that requires the 97J60 micro, using the micro SD card I am planing to write LAN with BACnet and/or modbus protocol for both...

when I get my board, I would like it with the PIC18F97J60 (100 PIN MCU)

will this be a new licence mikroe (C, Pascal, ds, lv etc) under linux?