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    rsocor01

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    I know. It's a real shame that we lost him.

    rsocor01 Yesterday, 15:18 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    goodo
    not the most elegant solution modifying dt ints like that, i'm sure dt would have found a way to identify that chip for a conditional compile to keep things nice

    richard Yesterday, 07:37 Go to last post
    rsocor01

    Re: Glitches when changing portD seen on other ports

    I had a similar problem before. See the thread below,

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=22447&p=140029#post140029

    rsocor01 Yesterday, 05:57 Go to last post
    rsocor01

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    It works!!!!! Thanks a million. :rolleyes:

    rsocor01 Yesterday, 05:52 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    back in an hour, just replacing my disappointing led [40w replacement fluro tubes] with some nice 24w daylight led ceiling fittings in the workshop

    richard Yesterday, 05:37 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    try this




    DEFINE OSC 32 'Define Oscillator to 32 MHz
    OSCFRQ = %00000110 'DEFINE OSCFRQ TO 32 MHZ

    LED1 VAR PORTB.1

    richard Yesterday, 05:28 Go to last post
    rsocor01

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    Here is the code just to test it,



    DEFINE OSC 32 'Define Oscillator to 32 MHz
    OSCFRQ = %00000110 'DEFINE OSCFRQ TO 32 MHZ

    LED1 VAR PORTB.1
    ...

    rsocor01 Yesterday, 05:14 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    i don't see any

    INT_ENABLE T1_197_INT

    Post the code, I don't have one of those chips and can't compile for it either
    still on 3.0xxx

    richard Yesterday, 05:03 Go to last post
    rsocor01

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    Hmm, it compiled okay, but it didn't work.

    rsocor01 Yesterday, 04:53 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: DT Interrupts not Working with PIC16F19197

    try adding this interrupt definition to the dt_ints-14.bas at the top of the definitions

    #define T1_197_INT PIR4,TMR1IF, PIE4,TMR1IE ;-- TMR1 - 16f19197 *


    then rename your interrupt...

    richard Yesterday, 03:33 Go to last post

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    PIC as I2C Master/Slaves 

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    Charles Linquis
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    Published on - 13th February 2011 18:15  Number of Views: 6657 

    Here is a fairly full-featured interrupt-driven I2C slave. ( The master part is easy).
    This slave relies on the work ...
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    Using the TMP100 series of I2C temperature sensor from Texas Instruments 

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    aberco
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    Published on - 21st September 2010 16:30  Number of Views: 6610 
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    Here is bits and pieces of code to help in interfacing a TMP100 series temperature sensor to your PIC project! They are ...
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    I2C Slave with a PIC 

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    DanPBP
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    Published on - 2nd July 2010 15:55  Number of Views: 7993 

    This code was developed from Aratti's example located here: http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...0366#post70366 ...
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    Serial EEPROM Part #1 

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    mackrackit
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    Published on - 27th May 2010 02:01     Number of Views: 5295 
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    This is an effort to help users understand how the I2C command works by comparing it with SHIFTIN/SHIFTOUT. A serial EEPROM, 24FC1025 will be used in the example.

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