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    I had a look at the Library and NOPE ...

    No way to do it on a chip with only 2 stack levels (12-bit core).

    There are several other 8-pin pics with 14-bit cores. 12F629, 675, 683 ...
    It'll work fine on those.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    I had a look at the Library and NOPE ...

    No way to do it on a chip with only 2 stack levels (12-bit core).

    There are several other 8-pin pics with 14-bit cores. 12F629, 675, 683 ...
    It'll work fine on those.
    Hi, Darrel

    thanks for the point.

    So, ... in this case THIS would be a solution to test, avoiding the " Backpacks"
    http://www.romanblack.com/shift1.htm

    Alain
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    That's pretty neat.

    But with the new PIC's costing $1 or less, and could do a full 8-bit interface on a back-pack with an internal OSC.
    That one seems pretty expensive with all the extra parts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    That's pretty neat.

    But with the new PIC's costing $1 or less, and could do a full 8-bit interface on a back-pack with an internal OSC.
    That one seems pretty expensive with all the extra parts.
    Hi, Darrel

    you just need the serial to // 8 bits register ( 74xx164, or 595 w/ latch if I'm right ...) and caps & resistors, not the whole 12$ board !!!

    that's much closer to a small Pic cost ...

    I used this kind of config for my R/C decoders ... 30 years ago. nothing really new under the sun ...

    Alain
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