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    Trouble with Time variable

    In a section of code that counts manual switch presses, I'm trying to use Time to exit if the switch remains idle for 5 seconds. #Picaxe 08M2 #No_Data Setfreq M4 symbol SW1 = pinc.3 symbol UHF = pinc.4 low c.0 low c.1 low c.2 IDLE...
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    Printing Messages

    Is there a way to print posted messages, included code? Nothing said in FAQ.
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    Reading the contents of an external 24C16 EEPROM

    I thought I would try using my AXE091 development board to read the contents of a 24C16 EEPROM. I need a program that will read the EEPROM on the board, starting at address 0, and transmit the data serially back to my PC, either one byte at a time or in batches, so I can display it and read it...
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    Saving a variable during power off

    Will someone please show me a sample snippet of programming that will save a byte or word variable in non-volatile memory of an 08M2 so that it can be recalled after a power outage?
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    115200 baud

    Can anyone tell me a simple way to prove that you can communicate serially (RS232) at 115200 baud with a 08M2 on my AXE091 development board? The explanation of the HSERSETUP command is (as usual for me) hard to understand, and when I put the example line hsersetup B9600_4, %10 ; 9600 baud...
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    output a serial waveform based on a data table.

    My program will have an embedded data table of ON and OFF times of infrared carrier bursts like those sent out by a TV remote control. For example, a signal of Sony12 protocol might have the following data table: 24, 6, 48, 6, 6, 6, 12, 6, 6, 6, 12, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 12, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6 I...
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    sending signal at start/end of time interval

    Any seasoned veterans out there willing to take a look at a fairly simple PICAXE programming problem and let me benefit from the wisdom of your experience as to the best approach (or alternate approaches) to take? I can't do any trial-and-error experimenting yet because my hardware is on order...
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