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    Picaxe Analogue Calibration Board - replacement firmware

    A photograph. Top - Range 0 to 1023 expressed as 0 to 0x3FF Middle - Range 0 to 255. Bottom - Range 0 to 5v expressed as 0 to 500
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    Picaxe Analogue Calibration Board - replacement firmware

    I thought I would share replacement firmware for the Picaxe Analogue Calibration Board. http://www.picaxe.com/docs/BAS810.pdf The board came with a very old part the 16c710, well mine did, and it failed this morning. Replaced the fail part with a 16f1847 (same pinout) and ten minutes...
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    pic for nicks blog

    My breakout board.
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    Funny.... How to build a weapon....

    This is very funny, please have a look when you get a moment
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    Twin DC Bidirectional Motor Controller with back EMF using an 18m2

    Code for control of DC motor using back emf using 18m2. Works very well. Controls two DC motors via L293D Bi-directional feedback Each motor is controller independently Feedback used to ensure motor is at correct speed and to adjustment to ensure each wheel is at the same speed This uses...
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    Picaxe OWI-535 Robot Arm Modifications FAQ 1.00

    Please find attached the FAQ I have put together. I get many emails so I think this may help. Anobium
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    MAX7219 Serial LED Driver

    Updated code. Demo code supports 0-F characters but shows the methods to display any character. Based on Ron Hacketts good work. ' === LED7219_0_F.bas ============= 2012.02.19 ============= Ron Hackett === ' Updated by Evan Venn to support 0-F chars and lookup table and corrected use of...
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    Picaxe Casio Calculator Data Logger II

    Graph of data transferred to Excel This is a graph of data that has been transferred to Excel.
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    Picaxe Casio Calculator Data Logger II

    I just posted a completed project, see here I used the FX-9750G model, but, this will work on newer and faster models of the Casio calculator. Thanks for the help recently in completing the code - thank you Anobium
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    Picaxe Casio Calculator Data Logger II

    I have just completed the Picaxe Casio Calculator Data Logger II. This was inspired by a piece of work completed by Mike Fenton. See here - the major differences 1) handles all the data processing, 2) bi-directional communications for setup and config and 3) up to 1530 samples. I have built...
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    Casio Calculator Communications BCD and Checksum code check

    I did what Geoff recommended. Just extracted and calculated..... Resulting code now caters for WORDS = 0 to 65535. symbol valueout = w2 symbol vname = b18 symbol checksum = b19 symbol byteval2 = b20 symbol byteval1 = b21 symbol hnunitsval = b22 ' 65 53 5 symbol units = b27 symbol tens=...
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    Casio Calculator Communications BCD and Checksum code check

    I am completing a project to use my old Casio graphics calculator as a datalogger and graphical display for a Picaxe project. The Picaxe gathers the data and sends the data to the calculator. It all works very nicely - I have a rolling set of data points being captured and the data is being...
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    PE Feature

    I am using the PE simulate code that does work when downloaded to a Picaxe 14m2. symbol commsout = b.0 serout commsout,N2400_4, ("¯A") serout commsout,N2400_4, ("_A") serout commsout,N2400_4, ("-A") I am showing the tristate of a port via a comms port. I am using these characters to show...
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    Reading FSRs without ADC

    I will get my scope out and look at the charging rates when I get a moment this week. I did not show the 220ohm current limiting resistor that I have between this circuit and the Picaxe - an error in the diagram. This is the circuit
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    Reading FSRs without ADC

    I am trying to use the approach shown at the bottom of this web page http://www.ladyada.net/learn/sensors/fsr.html to read the value of the FSR. When I calibrate using a 10K Analog pot I get 4 values shown in the terminal of 0,1,2 and 3. These values are representative of the value of the...
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