The Pros: It’s color and it looks good even at steep angles. Getting a simple Hello, World app running is trivial. It’s engine is a PIC18F26K20! Oh, the price is pretty darn good. Buy 500 units (~$1000) and they’ll tweak …
Digole 2.6 Serial DS320240CIPS-66T SPI LCD Display Library for the PIC18F2550 XC8 Read more »
This isn’t a magical cut and paste example. YOU need to do some work. Why? There are a number of Vishay thermistors, all with different properties and I don’t know which one you have. The values included here are for …
Using Vishay NTCASCWE3102J or NTCASWE3xx NTC Thermistors with the PIC18F2550 Read more »
In order to use the peripheral libraries built into MPLAB X a switch must be set in the project properties. Right click project name from the Projects window and select Properties Second, navigate through the Categories [default] -> XC8 global …
Microchip MPLAB X XC8: Enable the Peripheral Library Read more »
So, you’re missing a few 32 bit libraries on your 64 bit Fedora install. Note, I DID NOT need to install 32-bit java. # java -version openjdk version “1.8.0_111” OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_111-b16) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.111-b16, …
This example demonstrates a high priority interrupt on the PIC18F2550 and MPLABX 3.40 IDE with the XC 1.38 compiler. Make sure YOU remove the spaces WordPress throws in, if not your compiler will whine. Sorry, I can’t assist if you …
Below is a 16-bit Timer0 example for the PIC18F2550 using the XC8 1.38 compiler. I’ve included two examples: INITCONbits and straight up INTCON. Why? Well, In one project, the XC8 compiler bitched with: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microchip\xc8\v1.38\include\pic18f2550.h:8051: error: (1098) conflicting declarations …