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C sample code for PIC micros and HiTech C Sample projects for the Microchip PIC micro series of microcontrollers, including the PIC12x, PIC16x, PIC18x, PIC24x, and dsPICx microcontrollers. Code is targeted at the Hi‐Tech C compiler, from www.htsoft.com, the C18 or C30 compiler from www.microchip.com, or CCS C. We want to publish your embedded source code for the benefit on the PIC community. Send it to
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Phase Controller for 2kW heater. Dallas DS1821 threepin digital thermostat. Gym Timer. LCD and keypad project. Heater Project involves 1wire routines, serial routines, a P.I.D (Proportional, Integral, Derivative) calculation, ADC, and a interrupt driven burst mode heater control. dsPIC30Fx "Hello World" example. dsPIC30Fx "RC Pulse" example. C driver code project for Samsung KS0713 and PIC micros. PIC18LF4550 with LCD and temperature sensor. MiniBasic example peripheral code in C, for PIC18, PIC24, PIC32. Examine the C source code to work out how to use any peripheral on a PIC18, PIC24 or PIC32. Very useful. Interrupt driven serial with circular FIFO for PIC16x micro. Tiny threads example 1 byte per thread. The Dot Factory: An LCD Font and Image Generator Embedded PIC Programmer Portable LCD driver. SimpleRTOS. A tiny, portable multitasking OS. Improve your programming with the UVa tutorial. ... and much, much more.
Sample C Code (set A) Types for HiTech C Data Types for Hi‐Tech C, from Eduardo Rosso. Reasonably well known code, makes handling of data easier. Data types for Hi‐Tech C.
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Delay and Timeout Routines for HiTech C (PIC16Fx core) Example project illustrating delay and timeout routines. Unlike the routines available from the Hi‐Tech C site, these are written in in‐line assembler and thus give precise timing. Remember to match the actual microprocessor clock speed to the setting for PIC_CLK. Delay routines v7.1 for Hi‐Tech C and PIC16x core. ^ Go to top
Delay and Timeout Routines for HiTech C (PIC18Fx core) Example project illustrating delay and timeout routines. Unlike the routines available from the Hi‐Tech C site, these are written in in‐line assembler and thus give precise timing. Remember to match the actual microprocessor clock speed to the setting for PIC_CLK. Note: these routines could cause problems if Hi‐Tech C banks the assembly variables in the incorrect bank; the problem would only surface on a large project with high RAM usage. See file "Warning_deprecated_routines.txt" within the archive
http://www.microchipc.com/sourcecode/#mmc
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Microchip PIC micros and C source and sample code for an alternative solution. Delay routines v2.2 for Hi‐Tech C and PIC18x core. ^ Go to top
RS232 Serial port Serial port example. How to communicate with RS232 to your PC via a serial port, with Hi‐Tech C code, hardware schematics, and Visual Basic 6 sample project. Serial port example for Hi‐Tech C and PIC16x core. Serial port example for Hi‐Tech C and PIC18x core. Serial port example for HiTech C and PIC30x core. The FAQ contains hints here. ^ Go to top
USB Serial port on PIC18F4550 USB example for PIC18F4550. Plug your PIC18F4550 into your PC using a USB cable. A virtual RS232 COM port is created, allowing your application to print RS232 messages into HyperTerminal. Allows porting of legacy code that used RS232 comms. This project is a modified form of the CDC (Communications Class Driver) available from www.microchip.com. The www.htsoft.com forum has some discussion on this code. Note: ensure that you read "readme (including install notes).txt" after download. Schematics: this code runs on the PICDEM‐FS board from Microchip. To make your own schematic, place a PIC18F4550 on a breadboard, ensure that you are using a 20Mhz crystal, place a 470nF capacitor on port Vusb, and hook the USB directly to the chip. It should start to work straight away. Download the PICDEM‐FS datasheet for the exact schematic to use with this code. Result: start up HyperTerminal or putty, find the new COMx port that has been enumerated. Set it to 115200,N,8,1. The actual COM port speed doesn't matter, as its a virtual comm port. You will see "[alive]" being continuously generated on virtual com port X over USB. You can find the exact number of the virtual COM port by going into "Control Panel", then "System", then selecting the "Hardware" then "Device Manager", there will be a new COM port under "Ports (COM & LPT). You can change the number of the virtual comm port by going into properties, and selecting the new COM port. 11th Nov 2007 ‐ tried it on Hi‐Tech C v9.62, it worked. Had reports that it does not work on Hi‐Tech C v9.51. 2nd Feb 2009 ‐ customer got it working with Hi‐Tech C v9.51, it worked after some tweaks. Added instructions to v1.10 of the download. Download PIC18F4550 USB serial port example v1.02 (540KB). Download PIC18F4550 USB serial port example v1.10 (540KB). ^ Go to top
Bootloaders for PIC Microcontrollers Bootloaders for various PIC microcontrollers. PIC16F87x bootloader. Browse. PIC18F1320 bootloader. This is a port of the PIC16F87x bootloader to the PIC18F1320. Project includes Microsoft Visual C++ source for the Windows downloader, and assembly source for the PIC core. For more background documentaiton about bootloaders in general, see the PIC16F87x bootloader page. Download (570KB). PIC17C4x bootloader (obsolete). Download (224KB). PIC18x52 bootloader. Browse. dsPIC bootloader from Ingenia. For any dsPIC device. Browse to section.
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dsPIC bootloader from Ingenia This is the source code of the Ingenia dsPIC bootloader. The bootloader consists of: Open source firmware code, written in assembler. Can be adapted for generic for all dsPIC devices. A Windows based Graphical User Interface. Comes with user's guide, algorithm flow, etc.
http://www.microchipc.com/sourcecode/#mmc
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Microchip PIC micros and C source and sample code The main features of the firmware are: AutoBaud rate detection. This allows one to use any speed of crystal. Ability to read/write program memory. Ability to read/write EEPROM Memory Ability to read/write configuration registers. Easily add new dsPIC devices. By default comes only with dsPIC30F4011 and dsPIC30F3011. Define and protect memory zones through a XML configuration file. Forum devoted to the Ingenia bootloader. See feedback from other users of this bootloader. Or browse directly to the Ingenia bootloader homepage or the Ingenia company homepage. Download Download firmware and Windows installer (3.8MB). Download user manual (442KB). If you wish to contribute configuration files for this bootloader, for different dsPIC devices, email
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Sample Projects in MPLab for HiTech Example project in MPLab for PIC16F876 and Hi‐Tech C 7.86pl2, showing how to output decimals using putch(). Download. Extremely simple example of how to efficiently count bits in an integer. Download. ^ Go to top
I2C Example Hi‐Tech C code for I2C, interfacing to Microchip 24LC01B non‐volatile EEPROM and Dallas Temperature sensors DS1775 and DS1721. Download (4KB). By Mike Pearce. From readme.txt: "A complete set of bit banged, software driven I2C routines I created for any PIC device ‐ and they work!! These functions are single master only functions, and are ideal for communicating with things like EEPROMs, LCD Drivers, ADC Converters etc.". Intel enquired about using this code in one of their products. Download (51KB). See Mike Pearces projects below for more. Example code for I2C, routines for PIC16F877 to write to the 24LC01B EEPROM, using the PICDEM 2 demo board from Microchip. By Michael Alon. Download (5KB). ^ Go to top
CRC Excellent CRC code. // Update the CRC for transmitted and received data using // the CCITT 16bit algorithm (X^16 + X^12 + X^5 + 1). unsigned char ser_data; static unsigned int crc; crc = (unsigned char)(crc >> 8) | (crc > 4; crc ^= (crc
