And the screen shows "FIN" in big letter and everyone
leaves the cinema with a big happy smile on there face !

Excellent finish to this thread !!

Merci Robert !

Jan-Erik.


Robert Soubie wrote :

> On Thu, 8 Jan 2004 13:15:04 -0000, Alan B. Pearce wrote on
> Re: [PIC:] Pic as an i2c slave:
>
> >Attached is the I2C module that I derived from the AN734
> application Note.
>
> Thanks again for this code, Alan; you did what my initial
> humble request to the Piclist implied, i.e. you sent me some
> working code, the very first I have seen that had been
> corrected for the error in Microchip's application note.
>
> This has allowed me to correct my routines; they work
> reliably now with either of my i2c interfaces.
>
> Now that I know what was missing and where, things look as
> if that mystery could have been easy to solve; as you know
> by now, it was not easy for me, nor was it obviously for
> many people who have tried to work their way out of AN734
> and miserably failed: as a testimony of this, some people
> (from this list) even sent me code that had not been
> corrected, saying "this works for me"... Even the people
> that wrote my excellent compiler have a non working example
> on their site.
>
> I want to thank all those on this list and on the PicBasic
> list who tried to help or even did help in a friendly,
> ccoperative, and dare I say altruist manner, namely:
>
> Gordon Hardman, Dennis Saputelli, Ron Mistaki, Paul James
> E.,  Richard Kendrick, Alan B. Pearce, Russell McMahon, Bob
> Axtell, Bob Blick, Martin Buhler, Michael Rigby-Jones,
> Jan-Erik Soderholm, John N. Power, Josh Koffman.
>
> I hope I forgot noone.
>
> I think it is important that the information on how to
> implement an i2c slave with a PIC be available in the
> future; consequently I have written a page that presents the
> working routines in my switching power supply application as
> an example that could be modified to suit other needs.
>
> For this same application, which uses a Dallas
> Semiconductors DS1820 onewire sensor and a PID algorithm to
> regulate the temperature of a CCD camera's Peltier-cooled
> sensor, I have written reusable routines that allow
> detecting the presence of the sensor, getting its
> temperature with the highest level of resolution it allows,
> and displaying in one of two units (Celsius and Farenheit)
> or one of two scales (Kelvin and Rankine).
>
> These routines answer frequently asked questions on how to
> store then display signed values using positive integer
> arithmetics, by using offsetting and scaling techniques.
>
> They are available for download from the following URL:
>
> http://astrosurf.com/soubie/microcontroleurs.htm
>
> With minor restrictions (see on download page), they may
> freely be used in any context, including "for profit".
>
> * Xrobert.soubie@free.frX (veuillez supprimer les "X")
> * http://www.astrosurf.com/soubie
> * Au royaume des aveugles, les borgnes sont mal vus... - P.Dac
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