hey,all of you.do you know how to make self-learning remote control car.For example if i control the car using remote control and let it move to 1 track or 1 around.when i press a switch ,it will follow back the previous track that i control without controlling by user.The problem is i don't familar with the PIC16F84..i don't know how to store the previous instrcution that i control the track and save it in memory..any idea.thanks..
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Jump to PostAfter you read the command, it would be a case of one instruction to move a value into an address or a register. Why not spend a day at this tutorial.
http://www.mstracey.btinternet.co.uk/pictutorial/picmain.htm
edit - Your chip has only 18 pins though. You might need something bigger for this project.
Jump to Posthttp://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread129300.html
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread129297.html
So are you interested in spending say the next 6 months learning how to do this yourself, or are you just spamming the boards hoping to get someone else to do it for free, or at a pinch for a price?
Jump to Post> Salem,u sent the website is Invalid Thread specified
Those were your other threads, which I reported as spam, and which have now been deleted.Do you have an RC car with that PIC already constructed?
Do you have the software tools to assemble your PIC programs, and download …
Jump to PostRead the tutorial I linked. It explains how to move a port value to a register.
Store the value on an input port to memory. Compare the value on the port to others. Then send a certain value to an output port, or read the stored value and send …
Jump to PostEach input you get from the remote is stored in an array.
To replay, you read those instructions from the array instead of from the remote.
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