Yep, that was it. The version of PBP in my shop was current, and had no problem. The copy at the customer's site was ordered from DigiKey, must have been on the shelf a while...
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Re: serout2 apparently changing other I/O?
Yep, that was it. The version of PBP in my shop was current, and had no problem. The copy at the customer's site was ordered from DigiKey, must have been on the shelf a while...
Re: serout2 apparently changing other I/O?
mister_e, I just downloaded a new data sheet to prove you wrong. but you're right... I will need spend more time on why it didn't work for me, (And why I didn't find it when I searched my data sheet...
Re: serout2 apparently changing other I/O?
@ Henrik Yep, agreed on all counts. I tried the LATA solution, too, and then found that PIC12F1501 doesn't have LATA...
Correct ANSELA fixed the problem and allowed me to keep the diagnostics.
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SOLVED! serout2 apparently changing other I/O?
ANSELA was the problem. I now set it to zero before turning on bit 4. This fixed the problem!. I wonder if PBP sets the correct ANSELA bit for me when using ADCIN, I didn't have time to test current...
serout2 apparently changing other I/O?
Funny problem: The program below runs on a PIC12F1501. If I remove all of the SEROUT2 stuff, It runs fine, with RLY action as expected. It also works as is, but the RLY (PORTA.0) output only pulses...