Do I need to assemble the project board in order to program a chip for the SS board?
So, where do I start???
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So, where do I start???
Just opened my Pic Axe kit I purchased about 6 months ago.
Do I need to assemble the project board in order to program a chip for the SS board?
Do I need to assemble the project board in order to program a chip for the SS board?
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Re: So, where do I start???
Yes, assemble the board...Mine was very simple and only took 20-30 minutes tops.
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Thanks Matt. already got the connector and two resistors soldered in place.
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All assembled. Downloaded the Program Editor and PDF Printer also. Time to play! 

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So, now I copy and paste the pre-written code I wish to use into the body of the program editor, install batteries in my project board, connect it to my puter via the cable, plug a chip into the project board, then what???
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Re: So, where do I start???
Then you click the button labeled Program at the top and watch the progress bar. It will either tell you how much space you have used out of 256 or it will give you an error.
If it gives an error, let us know what it says.
If it gives an error, let us know what it says.
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OK, copied and pasted the code into the program editor. Ran the syntax and got a bug, says:
"If pin3 = 0 Then 'pin3 goes to the PIR, when PIR detects motion...then...
^
Error: Unknown symbol - pin3"
Anyone know if the new editor on their site has a different command for this input? If not, any suggestions?
"If pin3 = 0 Then 'pin3 goes to the PIR, when PIR detects motion...then...
^
Error: Unknown symbol - pin3"
Anyone know if the new editor on their site has a different command for this input? If not, any suggestions?
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Re: So, where do I start???
Click on the options button and make sure you are in the PICAXE-08M mode.
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Also, which code are you using?
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Matt, that's what it was. Thanks!
Tony, I'm using Charles' Panasonic FS6, FH20, FS3....code in this section.
I bought the serial cable instead of the USB cable and neither my Desktop nor my laptop have a port that it will fit in. What are you guys doing? Is there an adaptor, or do I have to buy the USB cable off of Sparkfun?
Tony, I'm using Charles' Panasonic FS6, FH20, FS3....code in this section.
I bought the serial cable instead of the USB cable and neither my Desktop nor my laptop have a port that it will fit in. What are you guys doing? Is there an adaptor, or do I have to buy the USB cable off of Sparkfun?
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