gramo

Hi guys/gals,

Well the first thing on my "to do" list was to get my new site online, so here it is!!

http://www.digital-diy.net

I hope you all like the new layout and the URL, it’s got a much better feel then the old free ISP hosted site I used to use.

Please feel free to link it and update any old links you may have from the old site.

Now to start delving into threads again

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Spency.

How many PC programs are developed with assembler? Then why use it with PIC's?

PIC's and interfacing with other devices - a PIC Basic Guide @ digital-diy.net

picbits

Nice looking site

Image link was broken on the Paypal button when I viewed the front page though.


*edit - seems to be working now*

dknguyen

Aw...I thought this was about miniature cooling fans for PICs.

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gramo

ha, your right, I could have worded that better

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Spency.

How many PC programs are developed with assembler? Then why use it with PIC's?

PIC's and interfacing with other devices - a PIC Basic Guide @ digital-diy.net

killivolt

As a noob to programming....... This was the easiest video I have watched (blinking a single led.) Well done.

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mister_e

Nice job Gramo. Don't give up!

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ericgibbs

hi Gramo,

Nice site.

PS: your new forum Avator dosn't get the job done.

Regards.

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PIC tutorials:
Nigel's site: http://www.winpicprog.co.uk/
Gramo's site: http://www.digital-diy.net/

Pommie

Excellent. I especially like the tutorials.

Mike.

Hank Fletcher

Yes, thanks for the great site, gramo! Someone pointed me to it for my first multiplexing project awhile back, and it was very helpful. I had to make some modifications for the parts I had, but that was fairly easy to do due in no small part to the coherence of your explanations. Here's what I did:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt6pkALgwQA

In retrospect, humming along with my video was a bad idea. It creeps me out, too.

gramo

Nice video

The humming helped me switch onto what it was saying across the segment displays

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Spency.

How many PC programs are developed with assembler? Then why use it with PIC's?

PIC's and interfacing with other devices - a PIC Basic Guide @ digital-diy.net

Hank Fletcher

That's kind of what I was hoping for. It seemed really obvious to me what the display was saying, but then I knew what to expect (left to right text), what it would say (the words), spent a fair bit of time getting the programming right, and watched it numerous times to boot.


A PIC site for munchkins?

pictured left to right: Jay Slovak, 3v0, and Krumlink meet to represent the Eletro-tech Competition Guild.

blueroomelectronics

ROFTL, what is that on Krumlinks shirt?
You left out Nigel

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Hank Fletcher

I dunno. An elephant catching snowflakes?

What's going on with the wizard? Is he bitch-slapping the scarecrow?

Joe Pesci as the wizard: "Alright, listen up all of yez. Yer gonna go show that wicked witch what's-what, see? Be sure that you bring me back my money right quick when you do, or yer gonna get some more of this!"