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Re: Not or Invert

Not at all..

Just couldn't get it

Old Age

Thank you
andybarrett1 Yesterday, 16:03

Re: Not or Invert

Andy,

Are you looking for even an easier way?
sayzer Yesterday, 16:00

Re: Not or Invert

so :-

Not_PB2 = ~DigitalInputPin

That easy ?

Thank You
andybarrett1 Yesterday, 15:53

Re: Not or Invert

Variable = ~DigitalInputPin
sayzer Yesterday, 15:51

Not or Invert

Very Very Quick question :-

I have a digital input..... How do I invert it in software , Brain freeze :-(

BR
Andy

Thank you all for reading
andybarrett1 Yesterday, 15:46

Re: ADC input signal filter selection

Hi Mark, welcome to the forum.

I'm a hobbyist (the hobbiest of hobbyists) and struggle similarly. I have come to the conclusion that I can spend time trying to quantify the noise - so as to know...
Amoque Yesterday, 14:01

Re: Shiftout question about the manual statement

"SSP1BUF = MRFSPIdata": This loads real fast. But the actual transmission that takes place after that, takes a lot more micro seconds.
If you write to the SSP1BUF back to back, the TX buffer gets...
LinkMTech Yesterday, 05:02

Re: Shiftout question about the manual statement

Do you think it would be too risky to just assume the transmission is complete if I am only sending a byte or two?
just send using MSSP and go about your business or must I poll the flag?
do I have...
dsicon Yesterday, 00:25

Re: Shiftout question about the manual statement

Correct on both accounts. As the SPI clock frequency goes up there's not much gain going the interrupt route so you can just as well poll the flag like that. The MSSP module CAN be a bit tricky to...
HenrikOlsson - 20th February 2019, 20:41

Re: Shiftout question about the manual statement

I assume you are correct, thanks but I really think that could be worded much more clearly if so.

The manual says SHIFTOUT is about 50kHz clock dependent on osc freq, what is 50k based on osc...
dsicon - 20th February 2019, 17:03

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Microchip Tips and Tricks
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Published on - 17th June 2010 17:26 Number of Views: 6959
The link below has the most information about tips and tricks using PIC micro-controllers. The attachment is a smaller version ...

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Presetting Configuration Fuses (PIC Defines) into your Program
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1. What are the Configuration Fuses?
2. How can I preset them in my Program?
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Bits, Bytes Words and Arrays
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1. How can I reference a BIT in a BYTE?
2. How can I reference a BIT in a WORD?
3. How can I reference a BIT in a BYTE ARRAY?
4. How can I reference a BIT in a WORD ARRAY?
5. How can I reference a BYTE in a WORD ARRAY?
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I’m Running Out of CodeSpace, What Can I Do?
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I’m Running Out of CodeSpace, What can I do?
My progam is too slow - What can I do?

Apart from the obvious and move to a faster PIC with more program memory, there’s a few little known tricks you can try.
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