RS232 PIN TESTER
The program display's the status of
the control line's on the RS232 port.
It's also possible to set and
reset the DTR and RTS lines.
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TLC549 VOLTMETER
Experiment to test how to connect some
electronics onto the RS232 port.
Wel it was even easier than i thought
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HOW TO CONTROL A PCF8574P I2C-BUSS I/O PORT EXPANDER
By pushing the "toggle bit" button you can
invert individual bit's. After changing a bit,
the port will be read.
When pushing the "read status" button,
Read PCF8574. Device adress is: 01000001
MAX127 USED AS 8 CHANNEL VOLTMETER WITH BARGRAPH
CONNECTING A NOKIA 3310 LCD TO THE LPT PORT.
Links:
www.microsyl.com/index.php/2010/03/24/nokia-lcd-library/ I actualy used this routine's. I translated them into BASCOM
routine's.
Thank's 'Bissonnette Sylvian'
www.techdesign.be/projects/012/012.htm Just for inspiration.
I2C routine's used to read out an MAX127
8 channel 12bit's ADC.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
-Chart, draw's curve of measured value.
-Logging, write's measured values to disk.
The program "NOKIA3310LCD" is specialy made
to test an LCD.
It's also possible to send a bitmap picture (84x48 pixels)
to the display.
The program "PIXELSCAN" only convert's pixel data
into ASCII-files, which can be used as data in a 8051 listing.
Links:
www.microsyl.com/index.php/2010/03/24/nokia-lcd-library/ I actualy used this routine's. I translated them into BASCOM
routine's.
Thank's 'Bissonnette Sylvian'
www.techdesign.be/projects/012/012.htm Just for inspiration.
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