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    12f683 - Shifting with 74HC595 HELP please!

    Doh! - Fixed it! Sorry guys, wood for trees and all that. Can't have MyData= Mydata(o) and expect it to sort it out. Data=Mydata(0) is the way :-) I'm and eejut! Regards - Paul
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    12f683 - Shifting with 74HC595 HELP please!

    Hello again. Can anyone explain this weird happening please. The attached code is running on a 12f683. If you run this in simulation with the LED tool connected as follows: LED 1 - RED - GPIO 0 - Latch LED 2 - Green - GPIO 1 - Data LED 3 - Yellow - GPIO 5 - Clock On first pass I get what I...
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    PWM 74HC595

    Ok after a little more research it looks like the TLC5940 is the answer. Does anyone have any sample code for controlling this chip? Cheers - Paul
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    PWM 74HC595

    Hi again, Not been doing a lo lately (40m transceiver is still coming along - various design changes) Anyway, I new challenge. I want to control 8 LED's (to start with) and turn them on and off in a defined pattern. (lets start with knight rider). Fairly easy! Ok now I want to use the...
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    LJ Electronics ATLAS robot

    I'll see if i can find it. I know I have an electronic copy somewhere.
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    A quick question.

    Thanks Ian. I'll have a play and see what I come up with. Sometimes it just helps to share your thoughts. Cheers - Paul
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    A quick question.

    helpful :-)
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    A quick question.

    Does this thinking make sense? I want to light some led's in a kind of random sequence after a set time until an interrupt occurs. This is my thinking does it make sense? on interupt switchalloff call waittime loop: call lightleds goto loop end ______________________ waittime: wait 3 mins...
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    MINIMUS AVR

    Thanks for that. At the time of writing these were out of stock or stupidly prices everywhere.
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    MINIMUS AVR

    Does anyone have any MINIMUS AVR's for sale? I don't know why these things are so hard to find in the UK. Cheers - Paul
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    Muchado about BSU

    The problem is I have no control over the PC program as such. The device MUST behave as a keyboard does. I will be using an off the shelf program that just looks for key strokes. If you haven't guessed already this will be the keyboard encoder with mappings to a games (arcade) machine. There...
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    Muchado about BSU

    Hi Eric. I based my initial tests on your code in the forum 'stickies'. It's extremely useful. It took me a while to get my head around a few things but i'm getting there slowly. I'm still not sure however if the device should be reccognised as a keyboard or if the HID is sufficient. I have...
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    Muchado about BSU

    Hi again. After some bedtime reading on USB I am now more confused than ever. Some questions. How do I define the USB device as a keyboard? Do I need to or will the generic HID do? Do I put the keystroke hex in the report or feature buffers to send to the PC? I'm still unsure as to what is...
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    Muchado about BSU

    Ok so it's USB but that didn't rhyme. :-) I have a little side project that I want to do which is going to use a USB connection to PC. It will be a keyboard HID. There will be 14 buttons. Each button can be mapped to a keyboard key stroke. This will be done via differing program versions For...
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    GPS Data tracker for antenna aiming

    Brain dump. A simple way to do this is to get hold of an old Antenna Rotator. Lots on ebay. The old CDE ones are nice and easy to use. They have a pot in the rotator which matches the pot on a controller. You could convert the controller to have a pic with a look up table that gives voltages...

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