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I had to do something vaguely similar to animate the lights on an old signalling panel for the local train museum - used a slightly different approach re pins 10 and 13 (MR & OE).
Perhaps temporarily try the different connection set up and pump some data through them to see if anything happens.
In the piece of code in your pic (post #1), you can remove those annoying 'Bank' messages by inserting the following just above the #include <p16F690.inc> line.
Insert it after column 1, ie tab in from the edge
errorlevel -302 ; Skip out of bank nuisance messages
You can do this in all the...
What I'm trying to find out is what the difference is between the U and non-U versions and which include file that contains them is the newest one.
So far, I can only find the include file that contains the non-U version and that is the code associated with AN575, which I have.
Well, their C17 compiler is ancient and that is the only reference I can find to it, so I would say that it is not recent.
Unfortunately, I can't download the compiler (their website says no) to see if it is included as one of the files.
Managed to find a pdf that lists the C17 libraries dated...
Anybody seen this file anywhere FLO3232U ?
I have seen a reference to it relating to the Microchip C17 compiler and I can find FLO3232 (no U) as part of the Floating Point include file FP32.A16 from app note AN575
Came across it while messing with the Oshonsoft Pic Basic compiler as part of...
The one in your picture is listed as hydraulic cutting shears here in Oz, so cutting shears generally but likely to have different names in different countries.
I do actually have a project (asm coded) that I would like to add the I2C display to, so this is somewhat timely.
My previous attempts at extracting the Oshonsoft assembler code and adding it in to an existing asm program have never been entirely successful for some reason.
I'm slowly going through the code to get the brain back in to Basic programming mode and hence a question re the above bit.
I assume you intended to spit info out a serial interface at some stage, as it appears to do nothing regards the I2C interface?
Interestingly - in respect to the simulation - the 16F88 version seems to run much faster, although I didn't change any of the compiler/simulator configuration options as above for this one.
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