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In the 18C242.h file, there is a single define like #define _bif that is used in the following:

_bif void set_tris_a(int8 value);
_bif void set_tris_b(int8 value);
_bif void s ...

If CCS took out the terminal emulation mode, it might have been a decision based on cost (maybe) or lack of usage of escape sequences. Actually I might just use a Hyperterminal to get I/O and SIOW to ...

CCSInfo tech Support told me that their Serial Monitor used to have VT-100 escape sequence capabilities but they took this functionality out. They sent me a version that has VT-100 functionality built ...

Ttelmah pointed out to me that "Serial Monitor is a serial 'history display' program." and not a terminal emulator. I tried using HyperTerminal and the ESC [2J escape sequence cleared the sc ...

I am using the standard CCS Serial Input/Output Monitor that is part of their IDE. There are no options in the Configuration menu to check what terminal it emulates. I am very familiar with the VT-100 ...

I tried the following puts and printf which did not work:

#define ASCII_ESC 27

void clear_terminal_screen()
{
//printf("In Clear Terminal Screen\r\n");
puts( "\033[2J" ) ...

I tried the suggestion you posted. It did not work. Where did you get this information anyways?

I tried '\f' and "\f". The screen still does not clear.

Hi there. Does anyone know how to send (perhaps) some escape sequences from a set of printf statements to the CCS serial port to clear the screen, set the cursor to a specific line, etc?

Hello there. I purchased an E3Miniboard and it came with a book. I am trying the exercises and so far everything is working. However, Exercise 4-1 on page 55, first box, the RAM size does not increase ...