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Doesn't matter.

The point is that CCS supports using standard printf formatting to _any_
output function. It will do it to any LCD, serial, network output, etc. etc..

printf(your_output_functi ...

something else you can do is if you have a function that sends a single byte to display on the LCD, normally called lcd_putc or similar:

#define lcd_prntf(format,...) printf(lcd_putc, ...

and the bit that makes the return not work, is the *.

G_numtext is a pointer to the string.

*G_numtext, is the contents of the first character of this array.

So you are writing the returned ...

Delete the part shown in bold below:

*G_numtext = itoa(G_test_number, 10, G_numtext);

so it looks like this:
itoa(G_test_number, 10, G_numtext);
Thank you, now it works fine !

hello,

I have problem to show number in 2x16 standard LCD display...
I'm happy if you can help me to solve this problem ...

why my LCD display show .256789 NOT 1256789 like it should ?
a ...

write_eeprom(lower_8bits,0);
delay_ms(50);
write_eeprom(upper_8bits,1);
delay_ms(50);

Look in the CCS manual at the order of parameters for the
write_eeprom() function. See page 610 in the ...

hello,

I'm trying to store my variable "time" to eeprom and get it back from eeprom ... but no success ...

I'll be very pleased if you can advise how to do that Smile

have fun

...

So you have an 11.05920MHz crystal.
Get rid of INTRC. You are currently trying to select two clocks.... Sad

Your calculation is wrong.
11059200Hz/4 = 2764800Hz.
Clock period = 0.361689mSec
...

I have to make a comment that the 628A, is quite an 'old' chip.
It does not offer much speed, or space.
The' INTOSC' oscillator is only 4MHz. Now you should comfortably be able
to do what you wan ...

Can find anything on an A488 stepper control module but lots on A4988...
If it is A488 can you provide a link?

Thank you for your answer ... sure my module is 4988

At the end of the day, you need to start yourself. Look at the CCS examples
and try some basic programming.
However to just generate a pulse train, need almost nothing. Your
chip has a PWM, and t ...

this...

http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58715

might help ???

BTW there's a typo in your post 'A488' should be' A4988'...
kinda confused this old guy for a bit...... Smile

There ...

Hello everybody,

I'm Arto from Finland Europe. Good afternoon. Clock is here now 3 PM.

I'm trying to get my stepper motor to run 2ms ... 20 ms pulses, 200 pulses /rev. so
stepper runs 400ms ... ...

Two things:

First you only need to do the actual 'setup', once. So just have:

setup_adc_ports(sAN0 | sAN1 | VREF_VREF);
setup_adc(ADC_CLOCK_DIV_16);

Once at the start of the code. This is n ...

Hello,
I'm trying to change AD-channel from channel 0 to channel 1 but I can't make it work.
Please help me... I'm tried it about three hours today and nothing seems to help.

#include <16F88. ...