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    PIC 16F887 > LM335 > Can not display value of more than 1 decimal

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    PIC 16F887 > LM335 > Can not display value of more than 1 decimal

    Merci ! But to be honest, I founded a routine that paulfjugo dropped in a former discussion. Who fits and runs. But I do not understand almost nothing …
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    PIC 16F887 > LM335 > Can not display value of more than 1 decimal

    Bonjour, Would like to display 2 or 3 decimals on LCD. For example, display 22,5; or 22,50; or 22,500. But would like to display 22,57; or 22,524 for example. // MCU : PIC 16F887 // External clock : Quartz 4 MHz // LED YELLOW is connected to pin 17 (portc.b2). // LED GREEN is connected to pin...
  4. K

    PIC16F > LCD locked at - 9000000,00 ...

    Merci for clear explanation.
  5. K

    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    I would prefer yours in order to understand what inside. But still frustrated concerning minus « - » not displayed with my PIC16F887 ...
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    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    Merci. I already used this way while trying to run a former code with sprintf with 16F877 and 887. Could only use sprintl or sprinti.
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    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    Merci Ian, Will try and understand. But unfortunately I think sprintf doesn’t run on PIC 16F ... Will switch soon to 18 F ...
  8. K

    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    No worries. I undestand. I will still search from my side. Merci.
  9. K

    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    Bonjour Ian, Did you try ? Merci ! Eric
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    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    I use mikroelektronika. long type is implicitly signed. https://download.mikroe.com/documents/compilers/mikroc/pic/help/arithmetic_types.htm
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    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    Bonjour Ian, In order to count for(sec = -8388607; sec <= 8388607; sec = sec + 0.5), I fitted your routine to my needs as follow here under ... But ... ‘-‘ minus never displays ... And what is the aim of lines : if (*(flt + 2) == 48) *(flt + 2) = 32; // 32 = space Code : void...
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    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    Bonsoir Ian, Thank you to enlighten me. I m trying to switch with your instruction ... it’s almost ok ... I will try some changes by my own, maybe will come back. About the line with abs ... I would not use any fonction of the library, how could I change this line ? number = - number doesn’t...
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    PIC > LCD > Displaying string and int value

    Dear Ian, Sorry for my late reply. I tried ypur routine in my code. I probably missed some thing, because in line 2 of LCD, LCD doesn't displays the decounting of microsecond (just for testing the code, rapidely and in a wide situation). Do you have an idea. Compiled with mikroC from...
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    PIC16F > LCD locked at - 9000000,00 ...

    Thanks for your reply. Interesting. I almost understood all. The compiler is MikroC. I learnt that with 16F I can not use printf ... And would prefer to write my one routines first instead of using first the MikroC Library for my understanding.
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    PIC16F > LCD locked at - 9000000,00 ...

    Dear coders, I tried, for curiosity to expand the range of counting, from - 9 000 000 to + 9 000 000, but the code doesn’t decount. The LCD freezes at -9000000,00. I’m shure you will enlighten me. Thanks. Here under is the code : Code : // LCD module connections :LCD module connections ...
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