source code compiled with mplab

Dear all my friends
i look for a digital bench power supply
and i found a nice one here http://mondo-technology.com/Bench.html
can any one help me for make the source code compiled with mplab ....
the source code is download from the site


Thanks

MedTronic

Re: digital bench power supply

That's quite a nice design but it is missing some capacitors. It should have one from each end of the crystal to VSS, I suggest 22pF and at least two across VSS and VDD, I suggest 10uF and 100nF.

The code should convert easily to MPLAB, just add "#define" in front of the name aliases and add "cblock" and "endc" around the list of variable definitions. I haven't tried it but I think that should be enough to make it work.
Alternatively, what the page calls the object file is actually a hex file which you can use directly in a PIC programmer.

Brian.

Re: digital bench power supply

thanks my friend for your replay

i modulate the code .... good news
but what can i do with this subroutine



i am stuck her
please help me

thank very much

Re: digital bench power supply

i am sure there is too many professional here

can any one help please

best regards

Re: digital bench power supply

It's a routine to split the value into three digits 000 to 999 but the actual conversion to segment patterns is done in the routine called 'digit'.

I'm not sure what assembler it was written for but MPLAB doesn't like the '<' and '>' symbols and I'm not sure what they are for. Try changing the section of code to this:
I discovered the values by dissassembling the hex listing.

Brian.

Re: digital bench power supply

Medtronic said:

i am sure there is too many professional here

can any one help please

best regards

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Hi,

Have you been able to get that code to build properly ??

I could not despite making a lot of amendments to try and get the code to work.

It seems to be some early form of Assembly and as Bryan notes, not compatible with todays MPLAB.

Even if it could be made to work I would replace all the 7 segment displays and driver transistors and chips with a simple 16x2 lcd.

Might be simpler just to use the hex code as is, or find another similar working project.

Re: digital bench power supply

you might want to check the link out, from what I understand is that the owner of the website has used TECH Tools for the "Object file"

http://mondo-technology.com/format.html

Re: digital bench power supply

Hi,

Good find, though seems its been made obsolete in 2012.

Still Medtronic should be able to compile and modify the code should he need to.

Re: digital bench power supply

Almost finished converting it to MPLAB but I have no way of testing it. I have no 16F870s in stock. I'll post a version that assembles without warnings shortly, most of it is done but here are some duplicated labels to sort out. It's certainly a strange syntax!

Brian.

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An untested MPLAB version is attached.

It assembles without errors or warnings but I cannot verify if it will function. Aside from the tool comments spotted by Abidr, there are other issues, duplicated labels, reserved words and mixed radix are used. It should serve as a starter for debugging if necessary.

Incidentally, the page linked in post #7 has some errors and does not fully or accurately explain some of the differences. It also strangely ignores the MPLAB 'dt' directive.

Brian.

Re: digital bench power supply

Just download file called Object (POWER.OBJ) and rename to POWER.HEX or only open it and bunr into pic!!!
h**p://mondo-technology.com/POWER.OBJ

Re: digital bench power supply

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