- Mon Aug 10, 2015 12:02 am
#25503
Howdy, welcome to the forum. I'd suggest using an alternate subject line for your posts. Many folks simply scan the subject lines looking for ones that they can related to and "help me" is too general (opinion).
It might also help if you post what a "PIC" is just in case folks don't know that acronym (for example, I don't).
Neil
It might also help if you post what a "PIC" is just in case folks don't know that acronym (for example, I don't).
Neil
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- Mon Aug 10, 2015 8:42 am
#25520
PIC is the Microchip MCU family (like AVR is for Atmel)
@Ander MC, which PIC you wish to use ?
Is the PIC really needed, since the ESP can also do plenty of thing ?
Do you have specific application that requires a PIC ?
@Ander MC, which PIC you wish to use ?
Is the PIC really needed, since the ESP can also do plenty of thing ?
Do you have specific application that requires a PIC ?
- Tue Aug 11, 2015 2:26 am
#25634
Use one of the transparent tcp bridges and have the PIC read/write from/to it's UART.
