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Saurabh, Well, there's my site: http://pc-tek.hypermart.net/pic.html and Don McKenzie's site: http://www.dontronics.com/piclinks.html Good luck, Tim Hamel In a message dated 2/19/00 1:08:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, spam_OUTssinhaTakeThisOuTIEEE.ORG writes: {Quote hidden}> Hi > > I am just about to start studying PIC programming. Are there any good sites > for beginners? > > Thanks for your reply. > > Saurabh > >

Hi, I downloaded the guide at: http://pc-tek.hypermart.net/pic.html (quite an excellent guide) However, I noticed that there are certain examples missing (that have been referenced to...) eg. on subroutines are missing. Is there any place, where I could download the complete guide? Thanks in advance for the info. Saurabh {Original Message removed}

Hello, Could you possibly give specific examples? The guide I have on my site is the complete thing. Regards, Tim Hamel In a message dated 2/25/00 2:02:29 PM Pacific Standard Time, .....ssinhaKILLspam@spam@IEEE.ORG writes: {Quote hidden}> Hi, > > I downloaded the guide at: > > http://pc-tek.hypermart.net/pic.html > (quite an excellent guide) > > However, I noticed that there are certain examples missing (that have been > referenced to...) eg. on subroutines are missing. Is there any place, where > I could download the complete guide? > > Thanks in advance for the info. > > Saurabh >

Well...this is perplexing, I'm not sure WHERE subby.asm is. Like you said, it should be in the appendix, but isn't. The tutorial was distributed in whole (and unmodified). I can't do anything about the errors. Sorry, Tim Hamel In a message dated 2/26/00 12:23:35 PM Pacific Standard Time, ssinhaKILLspamIEEE.ORG writes: > Thank you for your reply. > > For instance subby.asm is referenced as an exercise but doesn't exist in the > Appendix. (The author says "See Subby.asm" but this file does not exist any > where in the guide). There are a few other such files. > > Saurabh

Hello, I do not see this app note mentioned anywhere in this tutorial. Maybe if you could give me a general area within the tutorial you saw it? Regards, Tim Hamel In a message dated 2/26/00 12:46:26 PM Pacific Standard Time, .....ooifkKILLspam.....TM.NET.MY writes: > Hi, Tim > I love this tutorial a lot. > Any idea where to get the micro chip application note mentioned in this > beginner's tutorial ? > PIC - DS30445A and MPASP - DS33014D. > I can't find in the Microchip web site. > > Regards > FK OOI

Hi, Tim Thank you for your replied. I am downloaded this tutorial from your web site too, at foot note (page 6), Mr Jim Brown noted as below: **************************************************************************** *********************************************** The versions I have are: [PIC]- DS30445A, 1996; [MPASM]- DS33014D, 1995 I have 3.22.02, 1997 Foster, Caxton C. Real time programming- Neglected Topics. Addison Wesley 1981. Look at QA76.54.F67 (Library of Congress system) or 001.644 (Dewey) in your library for this and similar books. Although of 1981 vintage, the code in this book is readily adaptable to the PIC, and of course the principles are still the same.) **************************************************************************** *********************************************** The original Application note needed, believe it will be benefit to me (a beginner). Thank you FK OOI {Original Message removed}

Well..I can't find any reference to DS30445A in this tutorial at all. But..if I'm not mistaken, you're probably needing the 16C84 datasheet. Since the 'F84 is the 'C84's big brother, you'll have to get that datasheet. Take a look at Microchip's site: http://www.microchip.com. Good luck, Tim Hamel In a message dated 2/27/00 5:22:14 AM Pacific Standard Time, EraseMEooifkspam_OUTTakeThisOuTTM.NET.MY writes: > Hi, Tim > Thank you for your replied. > > I am downloaded this tutorial from your web site too, at foot note (page 6), > Mr Jim Brown noted as below: > > > > **************************************************************************** > *********************************************** > The versions I have are: [PIC]- DS30445A, 1996; [MPASM]- DS33014D, 1995 > I have 3.22.02, 1997 > Foster, Caxton C. Real time programming- Neglected Topics. Addison Wesley > 1981. Look at QA76.54.F67 (Library of Congress system) or 001.644 (Dewey) in > your library for this and similar books. Although of 1981 vintage, the code > in this book is readily adaptable to the PIC, and of course the principles > are still the same.) > **************************************************************************** > *********************************************** > The original Application note needed, believe it will be benefit to me (a > beginner). > > Thank you > FK OOI >

Hi, Tim I got the 'F84'. Any way, thank a lot. Regards FK OOI -----Original Message----- From: Tim Hamel <TekPhobiaspam_OUTAOL.COM> To: @spam@PICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU <KILLspamPICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU> Date: Sunday, February 27, 2000 11:09 AM Subject: Re: Basic PIC Programming >Well..I can't find any reference to DS30445A in this tutorial at all. But..if >I'm not mistaken, you're probably needing the 16C84 datasheet. Since the 'F84 >is the 'C84's big brother, you'll have to get that datasheet. Take a look at >Microchip's site: http://www.microchip.com. > > >Good luck, > >Tim Hamel > >In a message dated 2/27/00 5:22:14 AM Pacific Standard Time, RemoveMEooifkTakeThisOuTTM.NET.MY {Quote hidden}>writes: > >> Hi, Tim >> Thank you for your replied. >> >> I am downloaded this tutorial from your web site too, at foot note (page >6), >> Mr Jim Brown noted as below: >> >> >> >> >*************************************************************************** * >> *********************************************** >> The versions I have are: [PIC]- DS30445A, 1996; [MPASM]- DS33014D, 1995 >> I have 3.22.02, 1997 >> Foster, Caxton C. Real time programming- Neglected Topics. Addison Wesley >> 1981. Look at QA76.54.F67 (Library of Congress system) or 001.644 (Dewey) >in >> your library for this and similar books. Although of 1981 vintage, the code >> in this book is readily adaptable to the PIC, and of course the principles >> are still the same.) >> >*************************************************************************** * >> *********************************************** >> The original Application note needed, believe it will be benefit to me (a >> beginner). >> >> Thank you >> FK OOI >> >