very awesome! i can see the potential
rroge5 2 years ago
I know, they have four PWM's on board and all sorts...
kubikop 2 years ago
ooh!!! pwm!! thats awesome. so u could have the pwm driving a resistor, and then a analgue to digital converter on each output!! and have 4x 8bit outputs!.
how fast can you get the lights to flash?
g11690102 2 years ago
4 Million times a second or 1 million if they are lighting in sequence of 4 roughly...
is it limited to 4? be cool if it had 5 then a sixth to hit the dip switch instead of led get the knight rider effect going on.
You can light 8 of the Bank C or B off the Chip cant remember which, but you could make an interface to light up loads...
Cool vid.
I recently bought a simple LED chaser kit (because I'm not as advanced as you), my idea is: use it to sequence a simple walking motion.
Should be fun.
quietthomas 2 years ago
Nice one, Post a video of it when its running..
you should consider making tutorials you're really good at this stuff :)
xXDominoXx 2 years ago 5
Thanks, I Might go through the 12-13 example programs and how they work if I get good feed back.
Please put a thumbs up on this comment if you want me to do pic tutorials with explanations...
Good idea!
You might also want to check out the Arduino boards and the open source project.
janne808 2 years ago
cool Ill look into them
Thanks.
What language are you using to program your pic? Is this the pic burner or just a project board?
Thanks for sharing pics are so fun. miniature computer
marthale7 2 years ago
The black box is the burner and the green board is a project board. I always use my own perf board anyway way way before PICKit 2 was conceived.
Anothercoilgun 2 years ago
It uses assembly language, or c that you compile into assembly.
Im using assembly because even though I know how to code in c its a pain to keep converting..
Its both I wanted to put the headers on it so I can link over to my Prototype board for the design side.
Paul..
I programmed mine in assembly language as well. took me months but finally got it working with some help.
very awesome! i can see the potential
rroge5 2 years ago
I know, they have four PWM's on board and all sorts...
kubikop 2 years ago
ooh!!! pwm!! thats awesome. so u could have the pwm driving a resistor, and then a analgue to digital converter on each output!! and have 4x 8bit outputs!.
rroge5 2 years ago
how fast can you get the lights to flash?
g11690102 2 years ago
4 Million times a second or 1 million if they are lighting in sequence of 4 roughly...
kubikop 2 years ago
is it limited to 4? be cool if it had 5 then a sixth to hit the dip switch instead of led get the knight rider effect going on.
g11690102 2 years ago
You can light 8 of the Bank C or B off the Chip cant remember which, but you could make an interface to light up loads...
kubikop 2 years ago
Cool vid.
I recently bought a simple LED chaser kit (because I'm not as advanced as you), my idea is: use it to sequence a simple walking motion.
Should be fun.
quietthomas 2 years ago
Nice one, Post a video of it when its running..
kubikop 2 years ago
you should consider making tutorials you're really good at this stuff :)
xXDominoXx 2 years ago 5
Thanks, I Might go through the 12-13 example programs and how they work if I get good feed back.
Please put a thumbs up on this comment if you want me to do pic tutorials with explanations...
Good idea!
kubikop 2 years ago
You might also want to check out the Arduino boards and the open source project.
janne808 2 years ago
cool Ill look into them
Thanks.
kubikop 2 years ago
What language are you using to program your pic? Is this the pic burner or just a project board?
Thanks for sharing pics are so fun. miniature computer
marthale7 2 years ago
The black box is the burner and the green board is a project board. I always use my own perf board anyway way way before PICKit 2 was conceived.
Anothercoilgun 2 years ago
It uses assembly language, or c that you compile into assembly.
Im using assembly because even though I know how to code in c its a pain to keep converting..
Its both I wanted to put the headers on it so I can link over to my Prototype board for the design side.
Paul..
kubikop 2 years ago
I programmed mine in assembly language as well. took me months but finally got it working with some help.
marthale7 2 years ago