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Using a computer to control the pic
I am currently in the process of writing a java application to communicate with the pic, and basically tell it what values to change the pwm's to etc etc. I was just wondering if anyone had tried something similar where the PIC is a dummy computer that just passes through commands it recieves through a serial port to the pwms.
Thanks Mike |
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