18F2455 - Interrupts config question

[NL2TTL]

I have a PIC 18F2455 and try to use serval interrupts:

RB0
RB1
RB2

I found the following in the PBP Manual:

INTCON = %10010000

Only I can't find the explanation from this (already take a look in the datasheet)
How can i configure the RB1 and RB2 Interrupts as well.

Maybe a simple question only not for me (at this moment).

[mackrackit]

Take a look at the INTCON3 register.
RB1 is INT1
RB2 is INT2

[NL2TTL]

Oke I understand I can take a look at the INTCON3 only I can not figure out how the INTCON settings work.

What does INTCON = %10010000 do exactly
And how do I have to config INTCON3

[mackrackit]

What does INTCON = %10010000 do exactly

BIT 7 Enables all unmasked interrupts
BIT 4 Enables INT0 which is RB0

For the others INTCON3 will have bits 3 and 4 set
INTCON3 = %00011000

[NL2TTL]

And do I understand it the right way that INTCON3 overwrite the INTCON2?
Or do i have to set INTCON2 also?

[NL2TTL]

I think after reading the datasheet again this is what I need, can sombody please confirm?

INTCON = %10010000  ; Enable External Interupt INT0
                    ; INTCON.7 = Enables all unmasked interrupts
                    ; INTCON.6 = Enables all unmasked peripheral interrupts
                    ; INTCON.5 = Disables the TMR0 overflow interrupt
                    ; INTCON.4 = Enables INT0 which is RB0
                    ; INTCON.3 = Disables the RB port change interrupt
                    ; INTCON.2 = TMR0 register did not overflow
                    ; INTCON.1 = The INT0 external interrupt did not accur
                    ; INTCON.0 = None of the RB7:RB4 pins have changed state

INTCON2 = %11110000 ; INTCON2.7 = All pull up are disabled
                    ; INTCON2.6 = INT0 trigger on rising edge
                    ; INTCON2.5 = INT1 trigger on rising edge
                    ; INTCON2.4 = INT2 trigger on rising edge
                    ; INTCON2.3 = Not used
                    ; INTCON2.2 = TMR0 low priority
                    ; INTCON2.1 = Not used
                    ; INTCON2.0 = Port change priority / LOW priority

INTCON3 = %00011000 ; INTCON3.7 = INT2 Low priority
                    ; INTCON3.6 = INT1 LOW priority
                    ; INTCON3.5 = Not used
                    ; INTCON3.4 = INT2 external enabled
                    ; INTCON3.3 = INT1 external enabled
                    ; INTCON3.2 = Not used
                    ; INTCON3.1 = INT2 Flag (Read Only)
                    ; INTCON3.0 = INT1 Flag (Read Only)

[mackrackit]

They are separate registers.
If INTCON2 needs set to do what you want then set the bits needed, otherwise you can leave it alone.

[NL2TTL]

I think a give the answer thank you very much: mackrackit

[mackrackit]

I think after reading the datasheet again this is what I need, can sombody please confirm?

That looks like it will work.

[NL2TTL]

Last part of the interrupt question:

In the PBP manual it says: on interrupt goto lable.
Do i have to check in the lable for state on port INT0 INT1 INT2 example:

On interrupt goto led

LED:
IF PORTB.0 = 1 Then GOTO LED100
ELSE
  IF PORTB.1  = 1 Then GOTO LED200
ELSE
  IF PORTB.2  = 1 Then GOTO LED300
ENDIF

[mackrackit]

Yes, something like that...
I am feeling lazy so read these
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...4775#post54775
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...8511#post18511