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Hi PCM,

finally I got a working code ! Smile

the error in my code was the use of:

#byte CCPR1_REG = 0x15 // Adress of CCPR1L
current_ccp = (int32)CCPR1_REG; // Read the current CCP ...

Hi and thanks PCM,

I've changed the frequency formula , but I'm still getting the same wrong values.

Hi everyone,

Compiler version : PCW 4.057

I wrote this code after reading whole messages of this thread, measures aren't accurate for low frequencies ( I got 11.4 and 10.04 instead of 10 Hz, 19. ...

Thank you Mr PCM. Wink

Hi there,

is this possible to make an entire line blinking on LCD ?

I use flex_lcd420 driver, what should I add to my code then ?

lcd_putc(" LINE 1 ")

thanks.

The keyword is in SherpaDoug's reply _optimise_. It takes slightly more space, and time, to call a routine that is actually 'separate', than the same code 'embedded' as an 'inline block inside an exis ...

thank you all the participants of this thread, thank you Ttelamh and PCM for being part of this forum.

I understood and did what you recommend me. I broke up the main() into five procedures and ca ...

Hi,

I was out of ROM when I added those two instructions to my program:

printf("\n\r Buffer full");
buffer[5]=0;

http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/8496 ...

(I have the diagram on ISIS but I know how to join it to the message!!!!).

Hi,

you can take a screen capture of your schematic then upload it with Bonjour à Tous,

NB/ j'attire votre attent ...

thank you again Mr Ttelmah,

it seems that I have some work to do.

The I2C declaration for a 'slave', cannot have a clock speed associated with it.

should I remove "FAST" then ?
...

Seriously, your problem is not with the I2C.
If the RS232 was working, it'd create a potential problem by spending too long in the RS232 handler (since the hardware buffer is only two characters long ...

Are you using the I2C interrupt?.
If so, then the problem is almost certainly, that you are spending _too long_ in the handler for this. Look at the example I2C handler, and search here. The key with ...

ive been having similar problems...

sugestions on how to control such erratic behavior can be found on most of the threads ive started...

check them out.. some of the guys here posted some prett ...

If the MCLR pullup doesn't work, there may be a bad connection between your PIC and the LCD. The LCD driver routine features a wait - there's a while (pin low) or something like that which will cause ...

Put a 10K pull-up on the MCLR pin. (Or use 47K if you're using the
CCS ICD-U40).

The MCLR pull-up resistor is important. Put it in all your designs with the 16F877A.

thank you PCM for you ...