BASCOM-AVR : Assembler Question : REPLY
[quote:4f3add5140="beamer"]If I understand correctly then, adding the NOP with and without the preceding asterisk would both work equally. Is this correct?[/quote:4f3add5140] No, my statement says...
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[quote:0035612aff="i.dobson"]See my first post, with the quote from the help text.[/quote:0035612aff] You may have quoted the help correctly, but reading the text you drew a logical incorrect...
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Thanks Ross. I would like to wish everyone a great time in 2014 as well. :D Let these AN's and source code projects keep coming in 2014.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : CAN BUS : NEWTOPIC
Hi I used the example of can bus from mscelec.com but it does'nt work correctly.and I don't know why? (compiling without any error.) CAN anybody help me please?...
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Hello, could someone please explain what exactly the Checkbox 'Code Optimization' in the Compiler Options exactly changes? What is optimized by the compiler? Codesize? Execution speed?.. How? We have...
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most of the optimizations have been made permanent over time. and only few are under control of this switch because it takes additional time. ldi r26,const ldi r27,const ldi rX,const st x,rx is...
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the * is indeed to ignore the line when compiling from lib to lbx. the reason is that unknown references are in the lib and are only known at compile time with the main program. when conditional...
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Thank you for the reply Mark. What does this mean for the BASCOM-user? When should the Option be checked and when shouldn't it be checked? Greetings from Stefan
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[quote:aa1a6f51d1="albertsm"]the * is indeed to ignore the line when compiling from lib to lbx. the reason is that unknown references are in the lib and are only known at compile time with the main...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : Sequential brake light hardware ?? : NEWTOPIC
I am wanting to add sequential brake lights to my 68 Camaro. I have 2 12V inputs (right and left turn/brake signal). How would I connect them as inputs to a 2313? Any help is appreciated! On the code...
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Another stupid question: How do i recombine?
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : Sequential brake light hardware ?? : REPLY
You must use two resistive divider. The voltage from car can be as high as 14 V , then you can calculate one divider to reduce from 14 volts to 5 volts. By example , use the values 12k and 18k for the...
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I was thinking of using the an opto-isolator but the divider is simpler. Any ideas on the code? I pretty much got the right and left turn signal but if brake is used, both input lines are used. And...
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i would set it on when the project is done, so during development you can leave it off.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : Assembler Question : REPLY
the @genus is not part of atmels assembler. it is a bascom specific enhancement. it will create the same delay as if you would use waitUS. And so it takes into account the clock frequency. the...
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Some years ago I developed an application that uses a 240 x 128 graphic display utilising a T6963C. The application is running fine but I needed to change the display to a more modern equivalent and...
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I'm considering that you will use one more input : the brake signal ! Then will be 3 inputs, and the logic will be more simple. If only right turn is on, you will initiate the sequential from right...
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hi all..i need your help.. Waktu: Start Timer1 Set Portb.4 'this pin use for active dinamo Pul = Pul + 6 ''here the problem..if interrupt we switch 2 time then "pul" is 12 so i want 6+6=2,how to...
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Actually there are only two signals, right and left. Brake goes thru steering column and uses same turn signal wires. If brake is pressed, both signals stay on. With brake and one of the turn signal,...
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