Submitted by Rob on Fri, 03/29/2019 - 13:01
In order to make JAL programming easy without the need of a programmer, the JALPIC One development board was created. This board has the same type of connectors as the Arduino Uno and the connections are - where possible - the same as the Arduino Uno.
Submitted by Rob on Mon, 02/18/2019 - 13:56
Recently I created a library with the name 'esp8266.jal' for connecting a PIC to your WiFi. The library is based on an ESP8266 ESP12-F and it based on version 2.0.0 of the ESP8266 AT command set.
The ESP8266 interfaces with the PIC using a UART.
Submitted by matt_64 on Wed, 06/01/2016 - 18:53
This is an MP3 schematic I've created. See the attached PDF.
It includes the following features:
- USB
- SD Card
- Hard Disk
- VS1053B mp3 decoder (with line in, line out & microphone).
- 23k256 for extra ram (used by FAT32 lib), not required.
- 74HC08 to allow for additional SPI devices.
- Serial port
- LCD (Not yet connected). May have run out of pins.
The schematic needs to be tested for errors.
Submitted by matt_64 on Sun, 05/08/2016 - 13:58
Circuit for H-Bridge Motor Speed Controller for PIC microcontroller.
18f4620_motor_hbridge.jal
Note: I have not tested with the Schottky diodes. I have ordered them. I may blow my FETs with feedback voltage spikes from the motor.

This is a custom google search on the following jal related sites and mailing lists.
Formatting output data with Print & Format
Print & Format
In a previous tutorial (Serial Port and RS-232 for communication) You probably noticed it is annoying to have to change RealTerm from ASCII to HEX in order to see output of numbers. It is also not easy to view raw HEX data. You will probably want to be able to output decimal numbers to make it easy on us humans. This is where the print and format libraries come in!
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