Do You wish to use 4-20mA as communication protocol ? or do You wish to have a DAC with analog 4-20mA output ?
every 4-20mA parts I have seen are rather slow, so communication would be like snailmail speed. If You wish to control some devices, then there is allready a click board for that.

If You ever consider to do a revision of the PICPLC16 board, could You please consider to add 4 - 20mA I/O and a PT100 input. Audio I/O is not needed on a PLC, funny to have but not needed.
I like the idea about this board, but i really miss the 4-20mA I/O.

Case solved !!!
In one of my IF lines i use = instead of == and blinded myself not to see that .

Hallo. This wish is more for the editors than the actual compiler. But would it be possible in the editor window to create a page break for printing and/or when documenting ? It happens some times that I have more than 10 pages and if one have to keep track with out page numbers :D. Yeah I think You...

To start with, it might help to know how it is hooked up ?
But for codes on motors try look at AN893 at microchips website.
Sincerely
Klavs.

The read out part of the code looks like this : void Display_Pressure(void) { char Lcd_Pres_Chr[4]; TMR0ON_bit = 0; Lcd_Pres_Chr[0] = (char)((Pressure / 1000) % 10) + 0x30; Lcd_Pres_Chr[1] = (char)((Pressure / 100) % 10) + 0x30; Lcd_Pres_Chr[2] = (char)((Pressure / 10) % 10) + 0x30; Lcd_Pres_Chr[3] ...

Normaly I see these red lines when compiler has not recognized the variable or label yet. If You run a Build (Not Build all) then it should disappear.

Hallo Everyone. Board : EasyPIC 7 Software : mikroC PRO for PIC Chip : PIC18F4525 I hope a friendly sole out there has a Little guide to bring me back on track :D. The code is a bit big so I have compressed it. Most of it Works as it should. But my LCD teases me. I have an analog input that I try to...