Hi Djibril,
The library which may help Rob to write his jallib compatible library is
called "bt_hc06.jal" from Bert van Dam jal pack.
Rob perhaps did not know this library version. He is newer at jallib (and
fortunately very enthusiastic). :)
Bert wrote his own library style which is not compatib
Well Rob, he has the right to do whatever library he wants in Jal language,
for whatever reason. The fact that his library does not qualify for jallib
project, that is entirely a different matter.
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 8:03 PM Rob CJ wrote:
> Hi Djibril,
>
> Thanks for the example but I do not
Thank you for the advice and i will follow the method you told me!
But the program that you indicated to me below is to configure the
Bluetooth module, isn't it?
I will tell you what I did for the configuration of my module, I
configured it with arduino uno and the program I sent to you, I had it
Thank you Matt and Rob,
I have a non reliable USB communication under both Win10 and Win7 so I'm
suspecting everything...
The following sample is based on 18F4550_USB_serial.jal. PIC18F25K50 has
the same registers as PIC18F2550 except some PLL bits which can be ignored
with a delay.
However, USB wo
Hi, it is in jallib under tools/usb
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Subject: Re: [jallib] WIN32CDCDrivers?
Hi Vsurducan,
I do not know b
Hi Vsurducan,
I do not know but I think you do not need them. When I updated the serial
library some time ago I could test it with a JAL sample program. Windows 10
recognized the usb device without the need for driver.
If you use an older version of Windows I do not know if this is also true.
Hi, where can I find a copy of the Win32CDCDrivers.zip ?
The links posted in the usb_serial_demo are broken.
thanks,
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Hi Djibril,
Thanks for the example but I do not quite understand how this works for the
Module. It seems as if you use it as default without any change. A library must
offer functions to control the module and so the user can change the default
behavior. These functions must make life easier fo
Hi Rob!
I'm sorry for late!
-- include library 16f877a_bert and serial_hardware included in
16f877a_bert
Include 16f877a_bert
-- speed is 9600 baud
Serial_hw_baudrate
-- define rs232 communication
usart_hw_serial
-- define the pins
pin_a0_direction = output
-- declaration the variable
var byte
