# The PikLoops Handbook

## Introduction

&kappname; an intuitive tools that easy the electronic engineer job when designing Microchip PIC delays. His use is really easy.

So, do you really need some documentation to use &kappname;? I don't think so.

## Using &kappname;

In the frequency list, choose the one you use for the PIC. If you don't find it, then you can enter a custom value (MHz). This custom value will be appended in the list and will be avaliable while the application is running.

Then, input delay in the provided entry and press "Enter" or click on the "Calculate" button.

So, &kappname; wrote to you the delay code. To get it, you can copy it whith the shortcut &Ctrl;C, or with the "Copy" button in the toolbar. Now, you can paste it in your editor. You can also drag code from the windows and drop it in your editor.

That's all!

If you think this documentation can be improved, tell me, and tell me how improved it ;-)

## Known bugs

None of course!

## And in the future?

What will we doing?

A command line interface should be nice no?

## Credits and License

&kappname;

Program copyright © 2004 Javier Fernando Vargas Gonzales fernandovargas@cable.net.co

Program copyright © 2004 Alain Gibaud alain.gibaud@free.fr

Program copyright © 2007 Alain Portal aportal@univ-montp2.fr

Documentation Copyright © 2007 Alain Portal

&underFDL; &underGPL;

## Installation

### How to obtain &kappname;

You can download &kappname; from &pikloops-http;

### Compilation and Installation

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