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OK,

You are rite (as always). Embarassed

In feable defence, I was thinking of my debug code that does indeed print the Hex in character readable form.

Mark,

printf ("%02X",0x1B);

Will print the ASCII characters 1 and B. This is what he had.

printf ("%X",0x1B);

Will send the Single HEX byte 0x1B ...

I read it.

printf ("%X",0x1B);

will do as he wants.

printf ("%02X",0x1B);

however will not. This is what he had in the original post.

I use this in l ...

Watch Dog Timer?

printf ("%X",0x1B);

Have a look at Douglas Kennedy code in the CCS Code Libray:

[url=http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=21721]http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=21721

I have used the 74LVC245.

Young,

for(i=compactFlashPosition;i<offset;i++){
compactFlashPosition++;
CF_ReadData(0);
}

is used to seek in to the sector by the req ...

young,

This is the calcualtions to find the correct head and cylinder for the requested sector.

sectors and heads should be read from the CF and populated in read_boot_sector() (the comme ...

Hi young,

1) get_sector() is used to skip to the required location on the CF. This can be seen in FAT16.c when find_file() is used to read the mp3. get_sector() then writes all of the required data ...

Hi young,

Download the MPic3 player code zip and the MPic3 player diagram and this will answer all of your questions. You are correct in what you have put and CF_SetAddress(BYTE address) is simp ...

www.mpic3.com look in the downloads area. Its free and works great for reads. Adding writes is easy and is just a case of switching the CF commands.

http://www.mpic3.com

Check the Compact Flash Fat16 code in the downloads area. (reads only).

Here is a working MP3 player project that uses Compact Flash and a simple FAT16 implementation for reading MP3's from a Windows writen CF card:

http://www.mpic3.com/downloads/

Try www.mpic3.com. Look in the downloads area for the MPic3 (MP3) player code. This has my simple FAT16 PIC code written in CCS C. I only use reads from a Compact Flash but it would be quite easy to a ...