thermometer n calender clock circuit

Well, maybe you could start by figuring out

1. which microcontroller you are going to use,
2. which compiler,
3. how you are going to measure temperature,
4. how you are going to measure humidity,
and
5. what LCD you are going to use and how you are going to connect it to your microcontroller.

After answering these basic questions, you'll need to come up with a circuit diagram and a board layout.

Once that is done and you have a prototype board, you can start programming.

Well, maybe you could start by figuring out

1. which microcontroller you are going to use,
2. which compiler,
3. how you are going to measure temperature,
4. how you are going to measure humidity,
and
5. what LCD you are going to use and how you are going to connect it to your microcontroller.

After answering these basic questions, you'll need to come up with a circuit diagram and a board layout.

Once that is done and you have a prototype board, you can start programming.

Please.

If any perosn has code and sircuits I can see?

Many Thankyous for youre kind help.

"Help" implies that you will do the majority of the work yourself, with others providing assistance from time-to-time.

So, what will be your contribution to this project?

What research have you done so far?

What thoughts have you had about how to approach this?

I say befor but this is the projet i need .

I want to conect a thermometer and calender to my microprocessor with a 16x2 LCD Display and a alarm function as well.

These informations can be displayed on 4x20 LCD Display only; - Temperature - Humidity - dew point - clock - calendar it has also the alarm function for both humidity and body temperature.

braed
meet
fish

I say befor but this is the projet i need .
if you read the posts above
you will see that there are two and only two answers
this is the projet you need to do yourself
this is the projet you need to hire a consultant to do

This the Keil forum, not the "free software shop"

one word of help: look at sensiron

Erik

Did you mean: sensirion

Andy stated ""Help" implies that you will do the majority of the work yourself, with others providing assistance from time-to-time." which is the opinion of the majority of memebers of this forum

and Per express clearly why you can not jsut ask "give me the code and schematic"

Erik

ii have already the calender and thermeter and i donot need more.

saying i leanrt when boy say 'when you need advise you ask youre book and never with the person' !

... with problems with what you have done, show it and state the problems.

Erik

Good.

But you haven't said what thermometer it is, have you?

And you haven't said what calendar it is, have you?

So how can anyone give you any "help" without knowing what you are using?!

You are going to have to read the Manuals for those parts to determine what facilities they have for connecting to a microcontroller, aren't you?