Dontronics- Chat Groups, list servers.

Chat Groups.

SimmStick Listserver (Si-User)
A List Server has been set up for SimmStick products:
Send a message to: sisuser-request@ip.co.za with JOIN or LEAVE in the body of your message to subscribe or unsubscribe. To post questions and comments to the list send the message to sisuser@ip'dot'co'dot'za
(Convert 'dot' to '.' for correct operation. Anti-spam)

This User List is just sitting there currently doing very little. We would love to hear from you. If it's a question about SimmStick, my DT001 SimmStick Development Board, or any other related item, please post it there.

Sure you can ring me up or send me a message if you need assistance. Better still, post your question to the SiUser chat group. There are hundreds of users there to assist you. I may well end up answering your question, but I'm not always available, and everyone gets the benefit of the answers.

There is now a BASCOM LT mail server active.
The following URL explains how to JOIN and LEAVE.
http://www.ip.co.za/people/kalle/lists/bascom.htm

The Atmel Resources List by Kalle Pihlajasaari.
Kalle has set up a list server chat group for Atmel products.
Kalle's site gives full details on how to join the Atmel List server Chat Group.

There is now a support group for microEngineering Labs Picbasic and PicBasic Pro.
Send a message to majordomo@qunos.net
In the message body enter:
subscribe picbasic-l
This will then reply with a message to check your email exists and asking you to reply.
Once this is done you can send a message to picbasic-l@qunos.net

PICLIST:
To subscribe to the PIC mailing list, send a message to listserv@mitvma.mit.edu with the line "subscribe piclist" in the body.

Parallax Stamp List:
To subscribe to the Stamp mailing list, send a message to majordomo@parallaxinc.com with the line "subscribe stamps" in the body.

Parallax also has it's own PIC list:
To subscribe to the Parallax PIC mailing list, send a message to majordomo@parallaxinc.com with the line "subscribe pics" in the body.

I get a lot of questions on how to do this and how to do that. I may or may not know, in fact lately the scope of the use of PIC and Atmel chips is increasing dramatically.

I'm sorry, but I'm not really in a position to give advise on your projects. Time doesn't allow me this luxury these days.

It will be in your interests to join one of the above chat groups and present your question there.
You will find them most helpful and in some cases may even design your software/hardware for you. :-)
Your answer may even be in the archives of the groups.

Also try the newsgroups. These can be very helpful. Have a look at my 'Links'. Click on links on any page.
Check out David Tait's links. These link to just about every application known to PICmicros.

Send blank messages to the auto-responders listed in my signature for additional details.

Cheers Don...

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