Am Sonntag, 17. August 2003 19:25 schrieben Sie:
> I'm still trying to learn this. I have had my PICall programmer for a y=
ear
> now and still have not tried to program a thing. Just watching this lis=
t
> and trying to pick up things. I just have not taken the leap yet. I lik=
e to
> know what I'm doing before I do it.
>   It would be nice if there was a program that would ask question and y=
ou
> just plugged in the answer. What is the Osc. Freq? Than you plug in Fre=
q.
> How many inputs? You plug that in. How many outputs? You plug that in. =
So
> forth and so forth. I'm a Tech I just see things differently I guess. S=
till
> trying though.
> Larry Taylor  KF6JBG


If you really want such a programm, why not writing it yourself? I think =
you=20
could learn a lot more about PIC's by writing this programm, than you cou=
ld=20
by just answering the questions :-)
But it's funny how you started with the PIC stuff. I've started with PIC'=
s=20
some days ago, because I want to build my own mobile MP3-Player. And I fo=
und=20
PIC's are the best for controlling the Player and stuffing Data into the=20
Decoder Chip, because they have everything you need in a small package an=
d=20
are easy to programm (keyword ICSP), opposing to the other Microncontroll=
ers=20
I already used.
And while searching Informations on PIC's for my project I discovered a w=
hole=20
lot of things I could do with them!

MfG,
Do.Pe.

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