Thanks, Janni, you are a real life saver. For all that want examples of the PIC side: //PIC to PC //mP VAR r : REAL; UART1_Write(Highest(r)); UART1_Write(Higher(r)); UART1_Write(HI(r)); UART1_Write(LO(r)); //Delphi VAR buf : picbuf; VAR d : double; buf[1] := ReceiveByte; buf[2] := ReceiveByte; buf[3...

Many thanks for the Delphi code. Do you also have the reverse function "float2pic" ?

Hi, it is really not that difficult. Just read the PIC's spec and the help in the Compiler. I hope this helps: VAR TmpWord : WORD; ADValue : ARRAY[8] OF WORD; CommandByte, dummy, ADCheckSum : BYTE; //****************************************************************************** PROCEDURE ReadAD; //T...

Hello,
so, basically I would need to do this:

1. Call doPacket (which calls userTCP)
2. Inside userTCP, place data in the ENC's buffer
3. If buffer is full, initiate a packet send
4. Repeat 2&4 until all data is send
5. Exit userTCP

Question is: How do I do steps 2&3 ?

Well, a socket for > 150€ is not exactly in the budget. I would prefer to somehow manually write to the ENC's buffer. The question is only: Is that possible and if so, how?

Hello, for serviceability reasons I would like to have a removable PIC. The biggest one I could find is the 18F4685, which I'm already using. So, a PIC with more RAM is not an option. Is there any way to trick the original library? Is it possible to manually write to the ENC's buffer and trigger an ...

Thanks for your answer, Janko, but there is another problem: The new library uses about 2.8kB of RAM. My program also includes the MMC library. There is not enough RAM for both. Is there any way to reduce the ethernet library's hunger for RAM? To bring it down to, let's say, 1kB? Thanks for your rep...

Hi, I use the SPI Ethernet Library and when I send about 500Bytes as an answer to a TCP request, it works just fine. But when I try to send 10kB that doesn't work. Nothing at all is send. It seems that the library waits until SPI_Ethernet_UserTCP is exited and then sends the data. If it is too much,...

Hi, I don't know why, but the mE OneWire lib does not work for me, so I wrote my own routines. Please find them below. This includes wire length compensation. VAR OWpinTRIS : SBIT AT TRISC.1; OWpinLAT : SBIT AT LATC.1; OWpinPORT : SBIT AT PORTC.1; SensorID : ARRAY[1..3] OF ARRAY[0..7] OF BYTE; //3 s...

Hi MAN, Dany, many thanks for your answers. Unfortunately MAN's example does not contain the part of the code that I need. Dany's lib does contain the right part, and it is exactly the same algorithm I'm using. It still doesn't work. But I realized one thing: Your code seems to be be for a PIC16, I'...

Hi Aleksandr, I also had problems with calculating the fraction part properly. Your code is: extended_temperature = temperature_integer - 0.25 + (COUNT_PER_C - COUNT_REMAIN)/COUNT_PER_C; My code in mEPascal is: LO(RawTempINTEGER) := Ow_Read(PORTC, 1); HI(RawTempINTEGER) := Ow_Read(PORTC, 1); ... Tru...

Hi there, I'm trying to read several DS18S20 temperature sensors on the same bus. Reading just one sensor with the SkipROM command works. Reading the 64 bit ID of a single sensor works. But if I use the MatchROM command I get nothing back. What am I doing wrong? Thanks Andreas PROCEDURE ReadTempSens...

Hi,
I would like to use two LCDs (ASCII, not graphic). For that I need to re-assign the enable pin.

So, under VAR I have this:
LCD_EN : sbit at LATB.1;

Somewhere in the code I would like to do something like:

LCD_EN := sbit at LATB.5;

Is there any way to do that? Or another way for 2 LCDs?

Firmware: //mikroPascal PRO for PIC501\Examples\Other\Bootloader\P18\8K\boot_test.mpppi
Application: MikroElektronika Bootloader v2.1.0.0
PIC: 18F2320

Hi, it would be great if the bootloader would refuse to overwrite itself. I'm on vacation and didn't bring my burner. My program got so big that it reached into the bootloader memory location and the bootloader excepted that and overwrote itself. Now I'm stuck and can't work on my project any more t...