Maybe he needs to hire a consultant. I'm busy, but there are some good 
guys here
that can make it work on time.

--Bob

John Chung wrote:
> I believe from your previous post you did state you
> are unfamiliar with C and Assembly. The first step you
>  have to take first is to study electronics and
> microcontrollers. Unfortunately there isn't one good
> book and if you want to use PIC16 you would most like
> have to learn assembly or some other language. 
>
> the steps in entering into microcontrollers.
> 1) Get a programmer! ICD2 ,Olin's or Wouter's
> programmer.
> 2) A book which introduces you to PIC. 
>    http://www.myke.com/prc-book.htm. This is an okay  
>    book which provides steps in PIC. 
>    or this book
>    http://www.myke.com/pic-book.htm
> 3) Get a good multimeter!
> 4) Read the datasheet. Start with PIC16F84A*b'cos of 
>    the book*. But quickly move on to PIC16F88.
> 5) Get a scope..... Depends on your budget.
> 6) Once you are comfortable with PIC assembly or C and
>
>    have done a few projects move on to the bluetooth 
>    module. Again you NEED to be able to read
> schematics 
>    and understand what components are for.
>
> You sure you still want to go through this? If you
> RUSH through this project you may not end up with
> anything since the project has a *deadline*? I do hope
> you have plenty of time to do your reading.
>
> John
>
> --- Assad Ahmed <wackipaki@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>   
>> 1. If anybody thinks there is a better bluetooth
>> module that i can go with, 
>> i would highly appreciate that.
>> 2. Which PIC should i go with ( Supports USART or
>> SPI ? )
>> 3. Where should i start ? A good book?
>> 4. Any other suggestions of what i should be
>> thinking or looking into at 
>> this point?
>>
>> Thanks a lot for your help and time.
>>
>>
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