Store ADC read value in a file???

[sonicdeejay]

Can I do that??

like using fprintf:"??


sonic

[rberek]

What do you mean? Which file system and where?
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[sonicdeejay]

for example...

In my Hyperterminal....

[rberek]

Select "Transfer", then "Capture Text"
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[Ttelmah]

Well, Hyperterminal itself, has the ability to save all the incoming text to a text file. This would store what you see. Beyond this, more programming becomes necessary. If you send the data in CDF format (numbers seperated by commas), then Excel for example, can read such numbers and save them. Anything beyond this, then you would neen to write a program in your language of choice, to read the incoming serial, parse the numbers from this, and write them to a file.

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[SherpaDoug]

Bytes is bytes. The PIC doesn't care where they come from, where they go to, or what they mean.

BTW you seem to be displaying the A/D output as a float with a rounding problem. The A/D inherently produces an integer (or long) result. There is no need to invoke the terrible overhead of floating point numbers just to print the A/D counts.
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