BASCOM-AVR : Config Graphic LCD : REPLY
first of all i do not understand why one would make a pcb without first testing on breadboard or proto. we have numerous good boards for this. and there exist numerous others as well. but ok, you are...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : about font editor : REPLY
after you start bascom it should be visible under Tools, Plugins.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR Old versions : Interfacing Atmega8 with ADE7758 : REPLY
[quote:ad9f01d8ec="heybat"]Hi, I've been trying a million different ways to read... [/quote:ad9f01d8ec] Maybe you can tell what you did before we try the same.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : Config Graphic LCD : REPLY
Hello Mark, It is very difficult for me. I can change pins and then I will have whole port (PORTC) for data but still there will be two different ports for control. What is it better ? One port for...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : Config Graphic LCD : REPLY
the best way is to have a full/normal data port. this way it does not influence speed.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR Old versions : Interfacing Atmega8 with ADE7758 : REPLY
Well, I don't think it's problem of BASCOM version, the SPI has not changed to my knowledge in newer versions and besides that I have also tried to do it with C, yet no success. I have more expreience...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : xmega pin configuration register : NEWTOPIC
I have looked under the help and several threads. I have been unable to determine what the &B _ means in the xmega??? thread :...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : xmega pin configuration register : REPLY
Hi mmarlette, The [color=darkred:8e31c0fd08]&B[/color:8e31c0fd08] signifies to the compiler the data following is binary. A directive exists for hex as well, this being $H. So the following lines...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR Old versions : Interfacing Atmega8 with ADE7758 : REPLY
This forum is not for users with illegal version.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : xmega pin configuration register : REPLY
Have a look at config Xpin, it will setup the pin(s) too.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : I2creceive word variable bytes reversed : NEWTOPIC
I am having a problem with I2creceive using a word variable the two bytes are reversed. [code:1:e8b556145f] Dim Max1239lh(2) As Byte At Max1239b Overlay Dim Max1239b As Word I2creceive Rdmax1238 ,...
View ArticleAVR-DOS : Compiling MMCSD_HC.LIB error : NEWTOPIC
When i'm trying to compile the MMCSD_HC.LIB (3.04) if will give me "errors found", compiling with the Lib manager in Bascom 2.0.7.6 Error : 222 Line : 565 Illegal character [expected (, got ''...
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If you don't need the 1111, remove it with AND before swapping [code:1:6a7f7dce8c] A = &B11110000 B = &B00000000 C = A And &B00001111 [/code:1:6a7f7dce8c]
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : about font editor : REPLY
Hi, my PC don't know .bpl-datei. That the mistake. I will work for it.
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : about font editor : REPLY
hi, Goto menu Tools/ Plugin manager see if if fonteditor.bpl is checked else eslect it & restart bascom then goto menu Tools/ Plugins here you now have Font Editor click to use it or see...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : xmega pin configuration register : REPLY
Thanks all Works perfectly...... One other question...In a lot of the sample programs for the Xmega there is reference to: $lib "xmega.lib" :$external _xmegafix_clear : $external _xmegafix_rol_r1014...
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : MCS font editor : NEWTOPIC
Hey, where you can download "MCS font editor" ? [b:f7286947d4][color=red:f7286947d4](BASCOM-AVR version : 2.0.5.0 , Latest : 2.0.7.6 )[/b:f7286947d4][/color:f7286947d4]
View ArticleBASCOM-AVR : I2creceive word variable bytes reversed : REPLY
there are many i2c devices. and they probably do not all send in the same order the lsb..msb. in bascom the LSB is expected first and occupies the lowest address in memory. you solved it very nice....
View ArticleAVR-DOS : Compiling MMCSD_HC.LIB error : REPLY
the lib is not supposed to be compiled. but if you want : the bMMC_MOSI has no reference in the lib. so the value is unknown. you can solve this by inserting a * in front of the line where it is used....
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