Jan 12, 2011 - The pics I am using are PIC16F690, writing in C and using HITECH compiler. After looking around the best way people are saying is to use UART, I have tried to read up on it but I cant find enough info on the subject. All I want to do. So the best thing will be to write all the code from scratch. And this is not.

Hi, If you are using Hi-T*ch compiler then go to the HT-PIC samples usart directory and see the file serial.c and serial.h. Synchro 6 Keygen Crack on this page. There you will find all your answers.

Also, its not enough to use printf, you have to direct printf to some where, and in your case to the TXREG. That is done usigng the stdio.h that redirects it to the putch().

The printf routing takes about 500 words from your PIC, so you better build your own small file and use the putch() and puts() to send strings to the UART. The following compiler directive is for CCS not Hi-Tech C: Which compiler are you actually utilizing? Even if you use a C library to configure and utilize the PICs UART, properly configuring the BAUD rate and other relevant settings using the library would be necessary.

BigDog Okay I've downloaded a CCS C compiler, do I need to download a C30 compiler? It's a PIC mid range MCU PIC16f877 that I'm using. ---------- Post added at 16:15 ---------- Previous post was at 16:13 ---------- I've written the program in MPLABX the free version, I have MIKRO PRO C too. ---------- Post added at 16:26 ---------- Previous post was at 16:15 ---------- And it's a CCS C lite compiler.

Sorry guys, I use assembly codes rather than c. Please tell me where I went wring with the codes.