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> Brendan Moran wrote:
> .
> .
> > Sounds like we basically had the same idea.

>  Brendan,
>  I've made just for fun a simple program in Excel XP
> showing how my idea works. Attached file: Excel XP
> book Russian version may not work with English Excel.
> And there is a virus risk during transmission, so
> I pasted code below. If someone is interested in it,
> he could paste the code into Excel sheet VB module.
> (Open VBA editor, click Sheet1).
>  It will work on activating the sheet (just open
> another sheet and then return to this one).

Looks great, mike, but try setting the initial bias values to
42,42,42,43,43,43
I think you'll find that the result is having code that fits better
in a PIC.  Those bias values will always sum to 255.

Like I said, similar ideas, only mine was designed with 8-bit math in
mind.  I could run it on a 12C device, which is a great benefit.

- --Brendan

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