Articles
This is a series of articles that will help with getting familiar with the BV513 and PIC32-Basic from the very basic 'hello world' to interfacing and using scheduling.
Contents
- Getting Started - The "Hello World" program
- File Loading - How to get data and programs into the BV513 using text load and xmodem
- PSPad Editor - What to use for editing programs
- Digital Ports - An introduction into using the digital ports for input and output. There is also an example of flashing LED's and making a digital dice
- Push Button - A more detailed look at digital input and an introduction to scheduling.
- Keypad - A method of interfacing a 12 key keypad and using scheduling to monitor it.
- LCD - This is an example of interfacing and driving a standard 16x2 LCD display
- i2C - an explanation of using I2C with the BV513 and some of the popular I2C devices, there is also details on how to use the BV4236/7 RTC and temperature device including pull up resistor arrangements.
- SPI - Serial Peripheral Interface is another common interfacing standard with an example of a digital potentiometer and EEPROM.
- ADC - An introduction to Analogue to Digital conversion with examples of measuring temperature
- Plug-In's - are C functions that can be called from Basic, see also the Nokia display on making a primitive oscilloscope using the Plug-In facility.