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i think i am going to try this tomorrow....





keyvalue = portB & $0F 'bitwise 00001111
trisB.7 = 0
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trisB.7 = 1

another thing.... if i could do an array, that would be fine too. i just dont know if that would help me get the high bits free for outputs....


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keyvalue var byte

pins[1] =...

i am putting a 4 bit binary number to portB on a 16f88. there are 8 bits on portB, and this is what i have:

____________________
keyvalue var byte

keyvalue = PORTB
____________________
...

if you say this:


VAR = 1
LCDOUT $FE, 1, " ", DEC VAR 'three spaces

you will get on the screen
>___1< but lets say your variable becomes 100, you will get:
>___100< ...

might be kinda nice to have a least-significant-digit location set. for instance if you need to display a variable that changes from 1 digit (0-9) to 3 digits (100, etc), and you need to display 4...

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oh yeah, most likely using a pic16f88 or pic18f452 (maybe f455?? cant remember...)

1: can i do this (below)-

dog var word

HPWM 1, DEC dog, 1000


i want the value of my variable to be sent, this is a value for the duty cycle, but i want duty cycle to vary with respest to...