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PBP designates temporary storage Variables as R0, R1, R2 ... R6. Unless you try to use one of these Variable names (which generates an Error), or use... -
I've had this window open for 2 days thinking about an appropriate response. I think you short-change yourself by thinking only some recognized guru has...Leave a comment:
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In all honesty, you guys are doing a better job than I would, and getting to it quicker. It looks like you don't need me here. Well done!Leave a comment:
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Tumbleweed told you how to enable Priority Interrupts. You don't need DT_INTS to manually configure SFRs. In programming school they teach you to only...Leave a comment:
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The Interrupt Priority Register will be IPRx. The Interrupt Enable Register is PIEx. The Interrupt Flag Register is PIRx. The X will be the same in...Leave a comment:
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You could put it where you want, within the parameters of Table 21-2 PPS Output Table. For 28-pin parts, PORTS B or C; and for the larger parts, PORTS...Leave a comment:
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I'm confused, in your initial post you stated you're using a PIC16F628A, but in your last post you're complaining you're getting Errors for the PIC16F84A....Leave a comment:
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You are using the wrong syntax for your CONFIG fuses. In the PBPBASIC Pro Compiler Reference Manual, Section 4.9 #CONFIG...#ENDCONFIG (Page 100 in my...Leave a comment:
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It is missing in my copy. As I recall, there were a couple bugs in the PIC18F47_57Q43.PBPINC files. I had a long discussion with Charles about everything...Leave a comment:
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What have you tried? What did it do (or not do)? What do you think you're missing?Leave a comment:
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The discrepency is along the lines of 4:1. Maybe Henrik was clocking at 16 MHz and Keith is using 4 MHz, or something like that? At least it's functioning,...Leave a comment:
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Just as a test, if you select RB3 does it work as expected? Try to see if the issue is related to the APF or something else.Leave a comment:
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For 32 MHz you select the 8 MHz with PLL Enabled:
OSCCON = $F2
DEFINE OSC 32Leave a comment:
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For 8 MHz:
OSCCON = $72
For 16 MHz:
OSCCON = $7ALeave a comment:
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That PIC is so old I don't even have a data sheet for it. What I will say is that the data sheets have a section titled something like "Memory Organization"....Leave a comment:
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