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I'm trying to write alarm clock, with the DS1307 but instead of using LCD I want to communicate via serial and I haven't done c programming in so long I forgot my basic, I would google this but I dont ...

I see everyone talking about it how is possible or not possible, but is it possible with ccs?
if it is where is a sample code where it can control 2 timers to start at a different time.

OK Jay, so all 4 timer on datasheet is just for advertising, when in reality is only 1 timer?
what would be an example code with CCS with a pic with 2 timers and which pic microcontroller would be?

thank you, so i'm back where i started Smile

how can i control each timer separate so they would start at different time?

so is there code to talk to a pic hardware to accomplish what I'm trying to do? is there any pic that actually has 2 timers? according to the datasheet I though I would be able to talk to each timer i ...

as previously noted the PIC you're using doesn't have the hardware you need for a 'hardware' solution.

sorry I still don't know what you mean by that, as jeremiah mention it has 2 timers, wouldn't ...

It may have 4 timers, but the PWM module only works with timer 2. Look at the PWM section of the datasheet you linked.

ok so is not 1 timer, any idea how can I run both timer separate from each ot ...

but all the PWM's, on this generator, run from a a single timer
Thank you for the information, but how can I use the other timers according to the datasheet on page 13
http://ww1.microchip.com/down ...

Hi I'm still having trouble adjusting this PWM
how can I shift one of the PWM 200us

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#include <18F4431.h>
#fuses HS,NOWDT,PUT,BROWNOUT,NOLVP
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From what I read, you'll have to disable the brownout fuse.
"Brown-out Detect Voltage 3.7 4.0 4.3 V"

So my thinking is that since 3.3 < 3.7 , PIC sees a 'brownout' condition and will ...

according to the datasheet
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/PIC16F628A-I%2FP/PIC16F628A-I%2FP-ND/529766
the pic16f628 should work at 3.3V but I can not find the correct set of fuses to getti ...

I will try to figure out since no one is helping, people seems they love to rant here.

still I can not type 100 or 50, that does not work :( is there a way to type those numbers
if you are already angry you can ignore this post you dont have to answer

The ASCII value for '0' is 0x30 or 48 in decimal.
The ASCII value for '1' is 0x31 or 49 in decimal.
The ASCII value for '2' is 0x32 or 50 in decimal etc.

Does this answer your question?

Mike ...

I have a dc motor and I want to add a pot as a feedback. The problem is the pot has set values from 0-255. How can I type them, it seems when I press 1, 49 shows up and when I press 2, 50 appears and ...