*** Now with Bonus Section II USB Pic Programming ***
Includes hours of step by step instructions for embedded engineers
Learn to program using CCS C compiler!
(covering beginning, intermediate and advanced programming topics)
For MPLAB v6.0 thru v8.5
Now INCLUDES 
Tutor Engine v4.0 that organizes video lessons to enhance your learning experience.
VIDEOS ON DVD INCLUDE:
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PROGRAMMING TUTORIALS:
Chapter 1 Development Environment Installations MPLAB IDE Microchip ICD2 Programmer Compiler Installation CCS C CCS C MPLAB Plugin Selecting the default toolsuite Chapter 2 Microchip PIC microcontrollers Examining the PIC16F84A datasheet
Device Overview Block Diagram Pinout Description Input and Output ports In Circuit Serial Programming
Memory Organization Program memory organization Reset Interrupts Context saving during interrupts Data memory organization Special Function Registers Data EEPROM memory
Configuration Bits Oscillator configurations Oscillator start-up Watchdog Timer Code Protection
Timer Module
Electrical Characteristics Power Ground Crystal oscillator Can oscillator Connecting loads to I/O Pins Chapter 3 PIC microprocessor instruction set
Assembly code with C representation
Integer operations Byte manipulation Addition Subtraction Assignment
Bit operations Rotate left Rotate right Clear bit Set bit
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Branching instructions Comparisons Goto Interrupts Return from interrupt
Chapter 4 Setting up the C Environment Selecting the processor Configuration Bits Connecting to the device
Preprocessor Directives #include #define #int #use_delay #use_rs232
C Structures function prototypes Defining special function registers Declaring variables int8, int16, int32 char, char arrays structures, enumerations Function prototypes Interrupt functions Mixed assembly and C The main function Function calls passing by value passing by reference Chapter 5 Advanced PIC microcontroller peripherals Programming peripherals with CCS C
Timer module 8x8 Hardware multiplier
Capture/Compare/PWM (CCP) module Capture Compare Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
Master Synchronous Serial Port (MSSP) SPI I2C
Enhanced Universal Synchronous Receiver Transmitter (EUSART) Serial port
10 bit analog to digital (A/D) module
Comparator Module
Comparator Voltage Reference Module
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Why learn PIC microcontroller programming using our tutorial ?
1. Learning PIC microcontroller programming using a video tutorial is like having a one on one tutor.
2. Step by step instructions from a video showing every move of the cursor allows you to learn quicker by seeing and doing.
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4. Learn more and enjoy learning using our powerful tutor engine with menuing system that neatly organizes all video lessons.
5. Microchip PIC processors are the most powerful 8 bit microcontrollers used in millions of products worldwide.
"Learn more. Stress Less. And Enjoy Learning. DVD video tutorials."
*** Please note that the videos are presented using the lastest version of MPLAB however, programming concepts apply to all versions of MPLAB starting from versions 6 thru version 8.
*** BONUS - SECTION II ***
Includes hours of step by step instructions on how to add USB
capability to your Products or PIC projects !
(covering advanced topics on USB integration)
Beginners should see section 1 PIC programming. This section of the tutorial assumes you know how to program PIC uC.
Now INCLUDES Tutor Engine v4.0 that organizes video lessons to enhance your learning experience.
VIDEOS AND TOPICS ON DVD INCLUDE:
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PROGRAMMING TUTORIALS:
Section 1
Adding USB to your PIC projects
- Introducing the interfacing ic - Parts you'll need and where to get them - How to hook up the usb connector to the interfacing ic - How to hook up the interfacing ic to your pic chip - How to wire up all the other pins on the interface ic - Hooking up a pic chip refresher tutorial - Connecting to the computer via usb and driver installation - Advanced connections to the interface ic Section 2 Configuring the USB chip
- Downloading the configuration program
- USB device details
Chip Details Type
USB Device Descriptor Vendor ID VID Product ID PID USB Version
USB Config Descriptor bmAttributes Remote Wakeup Self Powered Bus Powered IO pull down Max Power
USB String Descriptors Manufacturer Product Description Serial Number
Hardware Specific High IO Drivers External Oscillator IO Controls
- Programming the usb interface chip
Section 3
Communicating with the PIC chip via USB
- Talking to the usb pic chip with a console application - Using a visual basic program to talk to the usb PIC chip - Application driver workflow - USB drivers and VCP drivers
- Application programming for USB DLL driver
Driver Module interface Configuring the code USB and Windows dynamic link libraries Querying USB device with data structures and pointers |
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Why learn how to integrate USB into your PIC projects using our tutorial ?
1. Learning how to integrate USB by watching a video will help you bring your product to market faster.
2. Step by step instructions from a video showing every move of the cursor allows you to learn quicker by seeing and doing.
3. Get pay increases and make your job easier when you know how to add USB capabililty to your PIC designs.
4. Learn more and enjoy learning using our powerful tutor engine with menuing system that neatly organizes all video lessons.
5. USB is recognized as the most frequently used serial communications in the world.
"Learn more. Stress Less. And Enjoy Learning. DVD video tutorials."
*** Please note that the videos are presented using codes written in CCS C as well as Visual Basic 6 to provide a simple learning curve but concepts can be applied to more advanced development systems.