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hi.. being a noob can anyone help me to program PIC 16F877A for American sign language translator gloves using flex sensors.

thanx in advance
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Richard MacCutchan 16-Jan-14 4:16am    
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Any code editor will work for you and then you will need a compiler like the one they offer for free in their web page:

https://www.microchip.com/pagehandler/en_us/devtools/mplabxc/[^]

You can get sample code in their page too: https://www.microchip.com/[^] (look at the third column).

See the tech specs of the device: http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/39582b.pdf[^]

And of course establish a connection... http://www.picprojects.net/rs232_communication/[^]

Apart of that you truly should think that anyone who would read your question would not know what you want clearly, neither what you've tried, if you have already done something or not...

Try to extend your question...
 
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bruce_wayne 19-Feb-14 2:01am    
thanx Joan!! actually i want a c source code for ASL translatory Gloves . i am using flex sensors and PIC16F877A.
Joan M 19-Feb-14 2:25am    
I don't think you will get source code from anyone here... CPians are very picky when code is asked, all of us prefer to teach or explain how to do it rather than making it for free for anyone... And doing this everyone wins.
PS: I don't know what translator gloves are... but you should try to do it by yourself and when you get stuck somewhere then come back and ask how to make that specific thing and we'll help for sure.
Good luck!
bruce_wayne 20-Feb-14 0:32am    
yup i completely agree with you!! well i have written some part of code by referring to books and other sources. if u say me to upload i would upload that code. u correct it and resend it too me. will it do?
Joan M 24-Feb-14 9:41am    
That's not the way it works here... you could put a small (please) code snippet here, showing us what you've done and ask why it is not making what you expect, or even better ask how to do something and document why you want to get it done by showing some code... do it that way and probably you'll get some help. :)

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