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Hi all,

Does anyone have any ideas on how or what i can do with my CCS compiler software and proto-board. I have migrated to a different hardware platform and no longer have the need for the compil ...

I will check all of that;

More info;

My ICD works fine with my the board that came in my CCS Programing kit, which also has the PIC16F877A chip, in fact I'm using it right now, and the firmware ...

Nobody has any ideas?

I'm trying to program a PIC16F877A using the method shown here by Woody;

http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19231&highlight=rb3

but it says it can't detect the chip when I try ...

HD44780 LCD driver --> CCS's driver --> lcd.c --> C:\Program Files\PICC\Drivers\lcd.c

for more information regarding the HDD44780 ( do you mean HD44780 ? )

I had trouble with this dri ...

Dont you mean 16F877A ?

If so, you are out of luck. It has no internal Oscillator.

In fact, of all the chips that do, the fastest built in Osc is 8Mhz as far as I recall.

Yes, I meant 16F877A ...

Please tell me that this chip has the oscillator built in, I just noticed what seems to be an oscillator soldered onto the CCS development board but I was under the inpression, and reading through the ...

rwyoung,

I will check that out. I did try to buy that book yesterday but Barnes and Noble didn't have it so I bought the O'Reilly book, it didn't help much towards the functions issue, it just lef ...

Got it! http://www.goobage.com/pics/smilies/dance.gif http://www.goobage.com/pics/smilies/happy.gif http://www.goobage.com/pics/smilies/dance.gif

I sure wish I could figure out how to write funct ...

Nope, It's not working, grrrrrrr.

Thanks Neutone, that did simplify the code and it still works. I'm slowly figuring this out and I think I know what is wrong, just a few more things to try.

OOH simplifying is good, I will try that. Should I completely replace the part you quoted with the stuff you wrote?

And yes, as long as all this pins are high (Not pushed) it should do nothing.
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I think it's just my formating.

I have basically 4 processes, all dependant upon which button I push (Warm, Preheat, Plastic, and Metal). so far everything works just as it should except one thing, ...

WOOOT! I got it to work, it may be ugly, but it does what it should.

void main(void)

{
int16 HEAT;
lcd_init();

ADCON0 = 0x69; /* Fosc/8, A/D enabled */
O ...