16 bit ADC with SX/B

TC

I am wondering how to take a 16 bit value from an ADC and convert it to a value I can display on a LCD? I am looking for a resolution .001V. There are only 3 voltages I will be reading 3.3V, 5V, and 12V. I will appreciate any help.

Zoot

This is not efficient, but it should be clear and should work.

If you want to convert your Word value to "volts" with decimal, you'd need to supply more info (like what range of values is your ADC giving you)

chars VAR Byte(5)
val VAR Word
idx VAR Byte

chars(4) = val/10000 ' ten thousands
chars(3) = val//10000 
chars(3) = chars(3)/1000  ' thousands
chars(2) = val//1000
chars(2) = chars(2)/100 ' hundreds
chars(1) = val//100
chars(1) = chars(1)/10  ' tens
chars(0) = val//10 ' ones

FOR idx = 0 TO 4
    chars(idx) = chars(idx) + "0" ' convert to ascii char
ENDIF

' now if you dump chars(0)...char(4) to an LCD, you'll have a 5 digit number that shows val

TC

I am so new at this; I am used to using PBASIC. Thank you ZOOT for the info I completely forgot that I can use a WORD modifier. I am also trying to learn ASM, and that is where I got confused. I thank you for your time.

Zoot

The sample I put up is pretty "Pbasic-ish". As I said, it is not very efficient, either cycle-wise or codespace-wise. At the least, division and modulus should really be wrapped inside functions to save space.