#include "lcd.h" //#include "My_Function.h" #include "mcc_generated_files/pin_manager.h" // declared OUTPUT=0,INPUT=1 According to the 'Chinglish' data sheet, one has to send the following data commands to the chip: START - 0x40 - (for automatic data incrementing) - STOP START - 0xc0 - (first digit - second digit - third digit - fourth digit - fifth digit - sixth digit) - STOP START - 0x87 - (display intensity) - STOP I'm attaching a cleaned up copy of the code - please don't laugh program.txt program.txt. If someone could send me a simple bit banging I2C program - in assembly language, please - for the 16F (series), I'd be most appreciative. I'd hate to tell you how much evening time I've spent on this so far. I've tried inserting delay loops at key portions of the program, I've used the simulator and still 'no joy'. I've been using a (slightly modified) bit-banger written by Drew Vassallo and it doesn't work. I've been trying to write some I2C code that would let me control a (known good) TM1637 chip. Clothing retailer H&M is apologizing after fierce backlash over an ad that featured a black child wearing a sweatshirt that read 'Coolest Monkey in the Jungle. Choose from bold, graphic images, pretty sketches or fun, colourful prints to suit your dcor and taste.
Although I have a lot of experience with the Freescale product line, I'm relatively new with the PIC's. Wall decorations are an inexpensive way to liven up your space, so browse through our current collection to find art that matches your style. I wonder if someone could help me out with this. Interfacing the PIC16F628A with a TM1637 (Chinese) Multiplexed LED Display
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