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My issue is just the opposite. I've used internal osc on other chips (18F4525 and 8527) with no problem, but cannot get the 97J60 to run on anything but an external crystal. #FUSES INTRC seems like ...

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I've got a rather busy 18F97J60 that stops running above 65C. Spec is supposed to be 75C but we can't get it there. We initially had a crystal problem, so that has been replaced with a cryst ...

Excellent. The quick (and correct) answer is much appreciated.

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Greetings all,

I've just got a webserver up and running on the CCS 3.3v Ethernet Development board and have added e.mail (send only) functionality to it based on the SMTP examples included with th ...

Most likely I misinterpreted the original question. I thought we were simply trying to use multiple source files (which does appear to the compiler as one big 'main').

I also ran into this when I first started using this compiler. Most of my projects have multiple files, which makes modules easier to use in multiple projects. Some projects have ten files or more. ...

What's the application? Are you trying to clock the PIC externally or are you just needing an occasional reminder of the real time? How accurate does it have to be and is that accuracy needed in a U ...

Uhmmm...

I'm sorry, but I don't understand the question? Can you clarify for me a bit?

I assume you have already captured the GPS string into an array or buffer, let's assume that buffer is defined as"gpsString

int8 secTens;
int8 secOnes;
int8 utcSeconds;

secTens = ( ...

Might try labeling the pins and passing that label to the function as an argument...

The biggest subtle difference between a soft uart and a hardware uart: you're not 'polling' for a start bit with the soft uart, it looks for a complete character. The hardware uart can actually tri ...

Exactly. You have a soft uart looking for a kbhit() at 57.6. Unless your main() has nothing else to do, you're likely going to miss it and it will never fire. Kbhit() fires when it has a character, ...

What else do you have going on in your main()? I'm assuming this is test code, so we don't see everything happening in your main(). You could choose a pin, set it at the beginning of your main() loop ...

PCM,

Try this on for infuriating:

2 identical iButton sockets; 1 wired for the old board using C4 and the other wired for the new board using E2. All made up nice and neat with heatshrink, and ...

OK, here's my onewire code. There's a function at the bottom that is called from main() when a timer runs out and sets the getOneWire flag. It's called "DoOnewire". As I said earlier, thi ...