Timer and hex conversion problem
I'm receiving time data from the Basic Pocket Watch B module, as directed in
the easy to follow instructions. I receive data quite well. I am using a
BS2.
However, I need convert the time, which is received in hex format, to
decimal.
I read the manual, lots of info, but none that I can say directly relates to
my problem.
I tried adding a dec statement to the serin statement, and the serin threw
up an error flag.
I tried converting the hex to decimal using algebraic type equasions. No
luck.
Anyone tried this before?
the easy to follow instructions. I receive data quite well. I am using a
BS2.
However, I need convert the time, which is received in hex format, to
decimal.
I read the manual, lots of info, but none that I can say directly relates to
my problem.
I tried adding a dec statement to the serin statement, and the serin threw
up an error flag.
I tried converting the hex to decimal using algebraic type equasions. No
luck.
Anyone tried this before?
Comments
Take a look at an151.zip which can be found on this page:
http://www.warburtech.com/Modules/Pocket%20Watch%20B/Pocket%20Watch%20B.htm
I hope this helps. If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Best regards,
Russell Warburton
email: russell@w...
website: http://www.warburtech.com
telephone: +44 (0)7814 044 754
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Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Timer and hex conversion problem
> I'm receiving time data from the Basic Pocket Watch B module, as directed
in
> the easy to follow instructions. I receive data quite well. I am using a
> BS2.
>
> However, I need convert the time, which is received in hex format, to
> decimal.
>
> I read the manual, lots of info, but none that I can say directly relates
to
> my problem.
>
> I tried adding a dec statement to the serin statement, and the serin threw
> up an error flag.
>
> I tried converting the hex to decimal using algebraic type equasions. No
> luck.
>
> Anyone tried this before?
>
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>the easy to follow instructions. I receive data quite well. I am using a
>BS2.
>
>However, I need convert the time, which is received in hex format, to
>decimal.
>
>I read the manual, lots of info, but none that I can say directly relates to
>my problem.
>
>I tried adding a dec statement to the serin statement, and the serin threw
>up an error flag.
>
>I tried converting the hex to decimal using algebraic type equasions. No
>luck.
>
>Anyone tried this before?
Hex to decimal conversion follows the pattern...
hour = $13 ' 1 pm hex (BCD)
debug hex2 hour,CR
hour = hour.nib1*10 + hour.nib0 ' 1 pm decimal
debug dec2 hour,CR
-- Tracy