Atmega16 Tutorial 13-MikroC UART Library

[@lu1s0mar]

Buen video bro!!

[@GaganCA]

Gracias

[@cnccontroller]

Hello! How to include files xxx.C and xxx.H in Microc pro???

[@safasbai9329]

i wanna Know how to receive data from 16f877a to pc via rs232 in real time with a real embedded card and not with isis .the information that must be showed by the pc is the number written in 7 segmented displays please i wanna the code written mikroc and thank you

[@GaganCA]

You need to use UART to USB converter one like CP210x USB to UART Bridge or FTDI USB to UART Bridge... You will be able to send and receive serial data from a Serial Terminal program running on PC like HyperTerminal.... You can also utilize the Serial Receive interrupt on PIC Controller to make the Serial Data reception as real time..... My schedule is a lot busy and this is the reason for late reply... Apologies and thank you for your valuable time...

[@safasbai9329]

@@GaganCA thank you very much but are there some changes that i must do it in the mikroc code ?and what are they?please

[@GaganCA]

@@safasbai9329 You can refer this link.... www.studentcompanion.co.za/pic-microcontroller-communication-with-rs232-serial-bus-mikroc/

[@snehapowar3094]

reception code is not working... can you please help me for that?

[@GaganCA]

What is the response on terminal? If it is a strange data then check the Serial Terminal Baud Rate and Controller's Clock Frequency.

[@snehapowar3094]

@@GaganCA ok. My program is now working. Thanks for the reply. How do i add One sentence instead of single character?

[@GaganCA]

@@snehapowar3094 You need to use UART.Write_Text () function in transmitter side program and use UART_Read_Text() function to read the serial data on reception side code. For help, use the MikroC Pro AVR documentation under HELP menu or press F1 to open the documentation and then search for UART Library.

[@snehapowar3094]

@@GaganCA Thank you so much

[@GaganCA]

@@snehapowar3094 It always encourages me to help others if I get good response from my viewers. You are welcomed.