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This was previously posted on the V9 forum and referred to this forum My post: The simulator in V9 is so buggy, it's basically unusable. So I re-installed V8, but it didn't have a component I needed, so I updated V8 and now it says I need to PURCHASE the SCADA package. When I press 'OK' the program ...

I'm somewhat confused by the statement, "feature: Added CAL SPI/I2C support I2C family of devices e.g. 18FxxK42 Untested".
Does this mean that the CAL for the specific family of devices is untested or the CAL itself is untested?

I'm experiencing the same issue with PWM coding.

Thank you for your input. The code does exactly what I want it to do. I'm looking for a way to optimize it.

I'm trying to eliminate the redundant code in the "Decode_PB" macro. Since I can't use object arrays, I'm at a loss. Any ideas?

Thank you for the explanation, albeit not what I was hoping for.

I understand how to create data type arrays. What I want to do is scan a number of like objects to get the results of the same method of each object. Is the "Object handle" type used to create object arrays? If so, can someone give me an example of how to fill it with objects, then recover...

Is it possible to create an object array?
If so, how is it done?

Thank you for the explanation. Albeit non-conventional, now that I'm aware of the anomaly, it's not a problem.
Now there's still the issue I'm experiencing with the background property (see separate post)

That is indeed the foreground color I want, but if you look at the initial component foreground property, you'll see it displays that color (C0FF00) as 00FFC0 (R & B transposed). I've attached a simpler program to demonstrate what I'm talking about. Before executing the program review the initia...

The 'Foreground Color' property has the R and B values transposed

The 'SetBackgroundColour' method doesn't appear to function.

The PIC32 Starter Kit (PIC32MX360F512L) target option would be much more useful if the gLCD component (SSD1926) were available.

Got it!

Indeed, it does, but that's a 2-line display. I need the R/W function for the 4-line display.

Thank you!
To answer your question about the numerous posts: I was only able to attach a maximum of 3 files per post. When I tried to attach more, it didn't work.

7 Segment Display results:
The B port LEDs function normally.
This concludes this test.

LED A results:
More to follow.

I believe I have a defective EB083 and/or EB006 board.
These are the results I get.

EB083 Test Routine:
Combo Board LCD:
More to follow.

I take that back. I found it!

That method doesn't appear in the list

Leigh,
Thank you for the effort, but the only difference I see is the removal of what appears to be debugging code.
Regards,
Keith

Hi Martin, Thank you for your response. I suspected Jorgen meant ground, but I took offense to the exclamation point. So, I wasn't sure if he was yelling at me to connect it to ground or if he was yelling some three-letter acronym at me. Unfortunately, I, as well as others, have a need for software ...

What is GND?!

When compiling to chip, display doesn't work.
I believe the issue is it's missing 2 lines of code in the "Start"method.
Currently, it looks like this: It should look like this (missing code highlighted):