Swordfish

Moby, I don't know what the situation is in the UK but over here in the USA, a 28-pin PIC24FJ16GA002 (16kB Flash, 4kB RAM) is <$2 - not much much more than most PIC18's and less in some cases. I think you get better pricing over the pond. 16 bit devices are still significantly pricier here than a b...

Sorry for not replying for so long. Been tied up somewhat. rmteo: Unfortunately required product cost I think excludes the 16 bit approach which is a shame 'cos that seems the easy way. MichaelM: That sounds interesting. Unfortunately I find C almost unreadable :-) but I'll ask a friend of mine to i...

Thanks rmteo. I sort of thought as much but hoped I was wrong. Means I can't do what I want to do which needs one PWM to run at 1KHz and the other at 10KHz. Oh well, back to the drawing board.

Hi. Sorry for a silly question. When using the hardware PWM module, is it possble to set the two PWMs to run at different frequencies?

I wonder if anyone has any experience of maths coprocessors? Are they of any use?

Moby

If it's just a logic analyser and not a full oscilloscope you need, have a look here:

http://www.rockylogic.com/index.html

Moby

What a brilliant plugin. Many thanks Steven.

Hi Basti. Only just seen your post so I hope Octals info has helped. My usage was:

EE.WriteByte(0,DutyVal)

where DutyVal was the variable I wanted to store.

The one thing that springs to mind is some form of version control and maybe extended project management.

Edit: Alright, the two things that spring to mind.....

Thanks for that Doj.
That RS one in fact is cheaper than the Varitronix one I was looking at, not white on blue, but not a problem.
Off to the wiki to see your code

I wonder, has anyone done any work with the Samsung S6B0724 Chip On Glass dot matrix LCD driver & controller?

Extremely useful.

Well, I've just read the right part of the help file and all has become clear.
Simple when you know how!!

Probably a silly question with a simple answer.
How do you store the value of a variable to eeprom.
Where the variable is Duty, eeprom = (Duty) won't compile.
I realise I must be missing something.

Thanks Octal.

What is the difference in the old version Christian?