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28-05-2010, 17:04
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Re: Programming the Old Controller
Thanks everyone who has responded so far. Okay well our team is currently working on reorganizing our closet so I am not sure what year the controller is, however I did open it up and see it was a PIC18F8520. So would this mean I have to use the code in the "old directory". That would explain it. I only knew there was an error because the code error LED on the controller would turn on and off.
So interfacing from PORT1 on the OI does not require any special cables besides a standard serial cable? |
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