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Ligo GeorgeKeymaster
Which is the compiler you are using for Atmel ?
Arduino has a separate compiler. You might need to manually convert the program.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterHi,
Logic of your program is not so clear from the above codes. I recommend following.
- Verify that EEPROM read write functions are working correctly by writing and reading a single character.
- Write and read string by character by character. Put some small delay after each character operation.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterThen try using internal oscillator.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterIt can be frequency problem, noise problem etc. Try reduce the wire length to LCD if you are using long wires and also try adding more filtering capacitors.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterAre you sure that your PIC microcontroller is oscillating fine ? Just check with LED blinking first and also try replacing PORTBbits with LATBbits.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterAre you sure that it is working with another LCD library ?
July 10, 2016 at 10:56 am in reply to: HOW DO I USE A PUSH BUTTON TO TURN ON AND OFF A RELAY CONNECTED TO PIC16F877A #12674Ligo GeorgeKeymasterWhich is the compiler you are using ?? Following links might help you.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterIf you are directly connecting it to UART of the microcontroller, it is better to keep low baudrate.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterSorry, we don’t have any MPLAB codes. You may convert MikroC codes to MPLAB using our PWM Library.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterYou can try above links, all items are there itself. You can open a new topic if you have any doubts.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterYou can integrate it with pic microcontroller using UART communication. Please check the datasheet of EasyVR, link is given below for more details.
http://www.veear.eu/files/EasyVR%203%20User%20Manual%201.0.11.pdf
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterHi,
Sorry for the delay in reply. We were about to publish an article regarding this. So now, try the following link.Ligo GeorgeKeymasterYou can make use of following tutorials for that.
- Using ADC Module of PIC Microcontroller Hi-Tech C
- Generating PWM with PIC Microcontroller Hi-Tech C
- DC Motor Speed Control using PIC Microcontroller
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterSorry, currently we haven’t graphical lcd libraries. I will update this topic once we developed it.
Ligo GeorgeKeymasterYou can use HC-05 or HC-06 bluetooth module for that. Just pair that bluetooth module with your android device first. You can connect the RX of bluetooth module to the TX of microcontroller and vice versa. Then if you send any data from android you can easily read from the serial port of microcontroller and vice versa.
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