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I am using MPLAB X with XC16 compiler.

I just downloaded MPLAB X plug-in. However, it seemed that I need more than that.

Yes, of course you do. You need the CCS compiler to use the built-in CC ...

Forgive me that I am new to this forum. Where can I find those functions? I am actually trying to use PIC24E microcontrollers to interface with this sensor.

http://www.ccsinfo.com/content.php?page ...

Just a quick question, where did you get the i2c library in order to use i2c_start(), i2c_write(), etc?
They are all built-in CCS functions.

I have tested above library, but I cannot read pressure, however temperature seems good. I have researched step by step and I found faulty in calibration coefficient routine. First value, ac1, comes ...

I tested the BMP180 with the exact driver code and example for the BMP085 previously posted and it works fine.

I received a notification in mid-Feb. that the BMP085 is at EOL and now obsolete. There are still some left in distribution and places like eBay. The BMP085 is not recommended for new designs.

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Maybe you should use the ICD1 or ICD2 switch in your #USE i2c statement since your PIC has two I2C hardware peripherals. I don't know if the compiler sets the correct hardware by specifying the pins ...

Make sure you have a #use i2c statement in your code in one place. The following is the default in the BMP085.c file. Obviously, change it to the pins you are using:

#use i2c(master, sda=PIN_ ...

The code is the latest revision and from the code snippet you sent should work. However... I can't help at all since I don't know what PIC you are using, what the hardware schematic looks like, or wh ...

I bought the board and software and the demo works. BUT, when I try to compile the source (even without any modifications) I get an error that it can't find the TJvHidDeviceController component which ...

After spending a lot of time trying to convert integer arithmetic Arduino driver code for this device to CCS, I gave up and wrote my own integer based driver. Both of these exercises were basically a ...

It has to be turned on SOMEWHERE... otherwise, CCS is case insensitive.

look in the CCS help for PREPROCESSOR items.

In this case (no pun),

#CASE

Cheers,

-Ben

I had done all sorts ...

TCPIP examples appear to be case sensitive. For example, ex13.c is clearly case sensitive. I cannot find a #case or #device ANSI line anywhere in the TCPIP folder.

How is the CCS default of non ...

Hi,

I did it work sometime ago using the same sample and include dns client.

First look seems you forget to include "<CR><LF>" at the end of get sentence HTTP/1.1<CR> ...

2. HTTP/1.1 requires a Host header (HTTP/1.0 does not):strcpy(str,"GET /timestamp.php HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: testani.net\r\n\r\n");

BTW, all HTTP servers should include the cur ...