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* As a 'hello world' #2 exercise, we've done some [[Knight Rider]] walking led experiments. These experiments demonstrate: pwm, either through SX [[Virtual Peripherals]] or inline and [[How to drive many leds with a few io-pins]]. | * As a 'hello world' #2 exercise, we've done some [[Knight Rider]] walking led experiments. These experiments demonstrate: pwm, either through SX [[Virtual Peripherals]] or inline and [[How to drive many leds with a few io-pins]]. | ||
* [[Driving a shift register led display driver]]. | * [[Driving a shift register led display driver]]. | ||
| + | * [[Driving 4 seven segment led displays]] | ||
* [['Very Limited Space' Midi Sustain Pedal]]. | * [['Very Limited Space' Midi Sustain Pedal]]. | ||
* [[Fake Cricket]]. | * [[Fake Cricket]]. | ||
Revision as of 01:00, 29 August 2006
JustInTime Project Pages
You'll find some descriptions of SX and PIC projects on these pages.
Projects
- As a 'hello world' #2 exercise, we've done some Knight Rider walking led experiments. These experiments demonstrate: pwm, either through SX Virtual Peripherals or inline and How to drive many leds with a few io-pins.
- Driving a shift register led display driver.
- Driving 4 seven segment led displays
- 'Very Limited Space' Midi Sustain Pedal.
- Fake Cricket.
Programming
For newer PICs, the picprog programmer needs to be Modified. SX chips should best be programmed with the SX-Key or the SX-Blitz.
Although almost each project could be done with an SX as well as a specific PIC chip, the approach and philosophy between both is quite different. Look at the differences between the SX and the PIC we found (on the internet) and discovered (ourselves) between the two competitors.
A very useful utility for programming timing loops is PicLoops. It works for SX as well as PIC.
Tutorial
As there are many, many tutorials about PICs on the internet, and the SX is very well documented by Parallax, we won't be serving another one here.
Reminder to the maintainers: more documentation is in the WikiDocumentation pages.