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Hi!
I need a circuit that when activate from a button it is on for about 30 sec.
I've tried whit a 555 timer but the problem is that it constantly draws a current of 4mA even if it isn't in use.
How could i solve this problem?
i have rebuilt the JDM programmmer and it seams to work. I don't get any errors while programming and when i read the pic there is code in it.
the problem now is that the pic doesn't do anything. I can't even get it to blink whit a led..
I can't figure out what's the problem..
i dont't think you should take 5v from your serial port, it might not be abel to deliver enough current to the servos.
instead take power from the PSU, It'll be easy too
Try writing to your pic whitout the programmer cabel in it, you'll probably get the same error.
download this file
https://www.electro-tech-online.com/
place it in the same cataloge as ic-prog.exe and run ic-prog.
goto settings->options->Misc and check the box where it says "enable...
i've also tried IC-prog and i think that your problem is a software problem.
I think you can fix your problem by installing som additional drivers.
another good and very easy programmer that I'm using right now is Picup
**broken link removed**
It has worket pefekt for me with the...
if you don't know anything about pic programming i suggest that you fist tries to blink whit som leds an small experiments before you starts with your robots.
Most usb-ports can only supply about 500mA so make sure that your radio doesn't draw more than that or you might en up burning your motherboard.
another more safer way would be to take +5v from a molex connector inside the computer instead
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