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I have no objection on someone trying to put his own program on a piece of the hardware I designed.

However, he should at least keep his ethic of not removing the copyright notice from the original ...

Thanks for letting me know.

I consider the answer to my question is "yes"!?

For max 500uA current for 12V, min 24K resistor is to be used. So I am going with much bigger one like 470K.

-- dj

I am working with a simple data logger using PIC12F683. The Vdd is supplied through an LDO with 2.5V output and the main power source is 'any' battery combination which can be from 3V to 12V.

I am ...

You can't just edit the 5 and change it to a 7, because there's a checksum on the end of each line. If you try to import it into MPLAB, you get an error message regarding a corrupted HEX file.

T ...

I wish to record that my ICD-U is finally repaired and working again.

The help from CCS support was great and I could easily adapt the advices to a new 12V boost circuit using TPS61041.

Thanks. ...

I had to realize one thing. This is a user forum and we exchange our
knowledge or experiences among the users, but it is not a technical
support center. We have to contact CCS support.

That part ...

I am looking for some ideas how to detect the presence of people standing or passing in front of a exhibition boot so that a preassigned application can be started.

The "auto flush" system in the p ...

I have been using ICD-U40 as PIC programmer for a couple of weeks using the stand alone ICD program. But after not using it for a week or so, suddenly it stopped working.

"Check COMM" gives all ok, ...

Has anyone ever successfully programmed PIC10F20x with ICD-U40 yet?

I bought a ICD-U40 after reading the CCS web page saying that it can program PIC10F20x but with the note that it will not auto de ...

You can use this site to translate it.

Sample program for the MAX7219

In this sample program the pins of the MAX7219 are attached as follows:

Pin RB1 = pin DATA of the MAX7219
Pin RB2 = pi ...

Did you check your hardware?

As I read your post, something struck my mind.

I was using a breadboard to test and decided to give a check on the all the pins. Then I found that a few of the holes ...

Thanks for help.

I use PCM 3.187 and it generated the following LST.

#include <12F683.h>
#fuses NOWDT, INTRC_IO, NOCPD, NOPROTECT, NOMCLR, NOPUT, NOBROWNOUT, NOIESO, NOFCMEN
#use delay ...

Sorry, it was my mistake to omit from the source posted. But it is actually there in my test program as below.

while (1)
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Even then, there is no light coming out of the led from PIN ...

Thanks for the info. But I think I am missing something very basic.

When I tried the following code, it doesn't turn on the led connected to PIN_A2 at all.

Is there anything else I need to setup ...

I thought this is going to be a simple practice, but turned out to be a mistery to me. Can someone point out what is wrong and advice to correct to get the PWM output using PIC12F683? I am using PIN_A ...