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Many of the questions I receive are already answered on the relevant project page, so please, before asking a question take time to read the project page through first. 

Answers to some common questions:


Students / étudiant / kursteilnehmer / studenti / estudante

I will not:

  • do your project for you.
  • tell you how to do your project, tutor or teach you.
  • provide you with original CAD files for PCB artwork (gerbers), or schematics.
  • design, etch a PCB or build a circuit.
  • write program code for you.
  • rewrite the code for a project in another programming language.
  • modify code to run on the PIC your lecturer/teacher has told you to use.
  • remove all references to Picprojects from PCB artwork, source code etc.

Please don't email me to tell me about some life tragedy, a lecturer who can't teach or asked you to do something you haven't been taught and expect me to take pity - I won't.

I will:

  • Be happy to answer an intelligent and specific question about some aspect of a project on the Picprojects website providing you can convey that in a clear and concise written question.

For Project Support please visit the
Picprojects Support Forum

You can also contact us by sending an email to:
info@picprojects.org.uk

If you have a problem with a kit or parts purchased through the PICPROJECTS online-store please email us at
shop@picprojects.org.uk

As far as practical I try to check the support forum and email several times a day, 7 days a week.  If your query is directly related to projects on the website I will get back to you. Occasionally it may take a couple of days, so please be patient.  If you haven't heard back within 3 days please resend your email.

If you want help developing code for a commercial product you might want to contact Absolute Software.  http://www.absolute-software.co.uk Please note: I have no connection with this company