Recent content by Xarren

Hi guys, Quick question - what watt rating would you recommend for the 22k/10k download cable combo for a 5v picaxe?

Hi guys, I've been attempting to program a 20X2 through an arm processor I'm using to communicate with the computer. The arm processor is set up to forward all data from a cdc to serial, complementing it on the way, (and vice-versa back to the pc). I've tested this connection thoroughly, and...

Heyah, Im tring to simulate something in ISIS, and when it assembles my code I get an error "Memory location already used!". I ve searched it, and the only results I get are from these forums, only with 18X chips, but no one seemed to give a solution. Any clues? I ve tried commenting out...

Heyah, Im having a slight problem, with the pulse out on the axe033 clock. I have only just realised its a 50/50 mark to space ratio, meaning a 500ms high 500ms low output, and im using an interrupt to increment a time counter up each second. I was at first hoping that this would mean the...

Heyah, I have an interrupt that I want to fire every second, would you guys be able to tell me how long this interrupt would take to run? I want the main process to carry on meantime, so Im hoping its not too long. interrupt: inc w6 if w6<10 then serout 1,N2400,(254,198,"00",#w6) else...

Heyah, Quick question, If I want the pic to interface with a computer (The picaxe acts as a datalogger), am I oversimplyfing things when I assume that all I need to do is to connect an output pin to the correct part of the USB port, use Serout, and have a C++ app catch the data on the other...

Heyah guys :) Im trig to program and LCD display, and Im having a few problems with calibrating the output. Basically I will have a few sesnors, including an analogue LDR as input for the 14M pic. I now want to convert the /255 reading into a /100 percent reading. I have first tried a switch...

Heyah, Just a quick question, is it possible to use masks with the pins variable? eg: if pins=%00000001,%00000011 instead of if pin0 = high AND pin1 = low Cheers in advance.