If you put your jumpers on PORTB then you can use the programmable pullups on those pins, so all you need is a jumper to GND.
That gives you up to eight jumpers (or just use a PCB DIP switch) w/out...
I'm not sure if this is what your asking but I'd put a high value pullup (10k +) directly to the pin and gnd on the other side of the jumper - so jumper out = pulled up, jumper in = gnd. Do you have...
Ok almost done I think..... Code is working good with a debounce/timeout now using interrupt when sensing proximity. Instead of adding in all kind of code to check and give the user a range for...
the fp library can be easily incorported into pbp and did the job admirably for this complex calculation
overheads were minimised by identifing and precalculating as many constants as possible
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I used Visual Studio (free) VB. No support for usb, but plenty for network stuff. Was not to hard to make 'application' to send and receive from network
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yeah I was wondering about that too that's why I asked setting them to low and tieing them to vss. I guess for those they really don't want anything floating
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Re: PIC USB HID breakout board
If you put your jumpers on PORTB then you can use the programmable pullups on those pins, so all you need is a jumper to GND.
tumbleweed Today, 01:44That gives you up to eight jumpers (or just use a PCB DIP switch) w/out...