BASCOM-AVR : Shutter control : REPLY
Sounds neat. I can see uses other than for cameras as well. But in most most digital cameras you cannot hold the internal shutter open indefinitely ( the old "bulb" setting ). So you would need to...
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I wonder how safe it is to use silver... [quote:04f37fb19f]Adverse effects[edit] Main article: Argyria In animals and humans, silver accumulates in the body.[9]:121 Chronic intake of silver products...
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OK, I need to change the proto types current sensor just a bit, I will release it in just a couple of days time. It seems When I made it. I had it set up to work with milliamps of current instead of...
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Not busting my bubble at all, Argyria is the exact condition that you have stated, this could happen with particles of silver the are big enough to become trapped in the skin. This is not silver...
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And that's why I never go to the doctor. I don't take any kind of medicine, yet I haven't been sick since I stop smoking and drinking. See any connection here? So my life is pretty dull now, but at...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : str too big : NEWTOPIC
What happens if I do this [code:1:b40df8be70] dim error_msg as string*200 Error_msg = Error_msg + tempstr + Datetimestr + chr(13) + chr(10) [/code:1:b40df8be70] and err_msg ends up being >199...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : State machine? : NEWTOPIC
I have a large program ( 5000 lines) that reads data from external sensors, talks to a modem, connects & downloads larges files to a server, gets server RTC, reads & writes to an SD card, and...
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[quote:728d8c3d07]And that's why I never go to the doctor.[/quote:728d8c3d07] Totally up to you if you chose not want to have mid life colo-rectal screening!! for bowel cancer. Interesting discussion...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : easiest way to calculate stack compiler sizes? : NEWTOPIC
Is there any easy way to calculate the correct sizes needed for the HW/SW/Slack stacks in the compiler? Reason I ask is i ran into a weird bug on a very complex program that I had written that every...
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Good ol overwrites, aka buffer overflows, those are FUN on a bun.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : printbin array length of a variable? : REPLY
Yes the binary packet varies in length. I just did a for-loop. Works, just rather have avoided but ya cant have everything ;-)
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : Solved Mikromedia for AtmegaM1280 module : REPLY
:) Sure, this is the init code that worked for me with the HX8347-D and the Mikromedia for Atmega (M1280) module. [code:1:4fe66975f5]'** ' * @brief Configures sets of TFT controllers register to work...
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Question for Ben: In your code, I see you use a couple of fonts: [code:1:cec31e733a]$include "Font8x8.font" $include "Font12x16.font"[/code:1:cec31e733a] I'm trying to use bigger fonts but the result...
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Hi, Have a look at the "stackcheck.lib" in the help text. I've used it on a fairly large program (2500 lines of code) and although it took about 2 days to find the stack Overflow I'm now 100% sure...
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If you check the wiki, the 7 inch board, you will see I have used a 25x32 font. have fun Ben Zijlstra
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : Solved Mikromedia for AtmegaM1280 module : REPLY
Thanks Ben, I will check it now. About creating fonts, I didn't realized about the FontEditor is the required tool. I still have the problem of correct interpret the bytes (scrambled output).
View ArticleAVR-DOS : Name "oldname" As "newname" : NEWTOPIC
Hello AVR-DOS users, I have a couple off questions. 1. I have seen in this forum the method of renaming a file by using Name "old" as "new". Where is this function referenced and how would I ever know...
View ArticleAVR-DOS : Name "oldname" As "newname" : REPLY
1 : when you type NAME and press F1 you should get help about it. It is in the help. In 2077 related commands were grouped together. And NAME was not in the AVR-DOS group. So that is maybe why you...
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