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    Default DHT22, AM2302 and pic18F2320

    Hi! my friends!

    I am starting a project for my father's home-made incubator egg machine.

    Αs I had an DHT22 (ΑΜ2302) humidity sensor in-hand I tried to make a quick code to see if I can use it....

    I studied carefully this datasheet http://dlnmh9ip6v2uc.cloudfront.net/...ther/RHT03.pdf
    BUT I also found another datasheet elsewhere (I will upload the link as soon as I find the link) with slightly different timming values for starting pulse etc

    Here is a rough description of connected circuit + the code I tried out

    DHT-22 connected to PORTB.4 of 18F2320
    I use NO external pull-up on pin2 (DATA) but pic PORTB PULL-UPS ,instead.

    my code:

    Code:
    '***************************************
    '*  Name    : 18f2320_DHT22_AM2302.BAS *
    '*  Author  : BITmaniac                *
    '*  Notice  : Copyright (c) 2013       *
    '*  Date    : 1/3/2013                 *
    '***************************************
    
    ;include "ALLDIGITAL.pbp"
    ;@ __CONFIG _CONFIG1H, _INTIO2_OSC_1H & _IESO_OFF_1H ' use internal osc
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG1H, _XT_OSC_1H & _IESO_OFF_1H ' use internal osc
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG2L, _PWRT_OFF_2L & _BOR_OFF_2L
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG2H, _WDT_OFF_2H & _WDTPS_512_2H
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG3H, _MCLRE_OFF_3H & _PBAD_DIG_3H ;& _CCP2MX_OFF_3H
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG4L, _LVP_OFF_4L
    
    define osc 4
    
    DEFINE  LCD_DREG        PORTC	' LCD Data Port
    DEFINE  LCD_DBIT        4		' Starting Data Bit
    DEFINE  LCD_RSREG       PORTC	' Register Select Port
    DEFINE  LCD_RSBIT       2		' Register Select Bit
    DEFINE  LCD_RWREG       PORTC   ' LCD read/write port 
    DEFINE  LCD_RWBIT       1       ' LCD read/write bit 
    DEFINE  LCD_EREG        PORTC	' Enable Port
    DEFINE  LCD_EBIT        0		' Enable Bit
    DEFINE  LCD_BITS		4		' Data Bus Size
    DEFINE  LCD_LINES		2		' Number of Lines on LCD
    DEFINE  LCD_COMMANDUS 2000
    DEFINE  LCD_DATAUS 50
    pause 1000
    
    ADCON0=0
    ADCON1=00001111                         'All digital
    CMCON=7                                 'Comparators OFF
    INTCON2.7=0                             'RBPU =0 , TURN ON PORTB PULL-UPS
    
    TRISA=%00000000
    TRISB=%00001111
    
    
    PORTA=0
    PORTB=0
    
    humread     var word                    '16-bit var to store humidity
    tmpread     var word                    '16-bit var to store temperature
    checksum    var BYTE                    '8-bit var to store checksum
    x           var byte                    'general var
    p           var byte [40]               'store pulse var
    
    led         var LATA.0
    
    clear
    high LATA.1:high LATA.2:high LATA.3:high LATA.4
    high PORTB.4
    ;---------- main program -------------
    high led
    pause 500
    LCDout $FE,$1,"DHT-22 sensor"
    LCDout $FE,$c0,"reading..."
    
    start:
    ;---- check_DHT22 ----
    ;-== send StartSignal ==-
    TRISB.4 = 0                             'Data port is output
    high PORTB.4
    low PORTB.4
    pause 20
    high PORTB.4
    pauseus 20
    ;-== wait response from Sensor ==-
    TRISB.4 = 1                             'Data port is input
    while PORTB.4=1:wend                    'wait for low
    pauseus 80
    while PORTB.4=0:wend                    'wait for high
    pauseus 20
    low led                                 
    ;-== read 40bits data from DHT22 ==-
    for x=1 to 40
    pulsin PORTB.4,1,p(x)                   'measure 40 high pulses only & store  (resoloution is 10us)
    next x
    ;-== convert to '0' & '1' ==-
    for x=1 to 40
    if p(x)>=2 and p(x)<=4 then p(x)=0      'if pulsewidth between 20 and 40uS then read as '0' 
    if p(x)>=6 and p(x)<=8 then p(x)=1      'if pulsewidth between 60 and 80uS then read as '1'
    next x
    ;-== convert bin to dec ==-
    humread=32768*p(1)+16384*p(2)+8192*p(3)+4096*p(4)+2048*p(5)+1024*p(6)+512*p(7)+256*p(8)+128*p(9)+64*p(10)+32*p(11)+16*p(12)+8*p(13)+4*p(14)+2*p(15)+1*p(16)
    tmpread=16384*p(18)+8192*p(19)+4096*p(20)+2048*p(21)+1024*p(22)+512*p(23)+256*p(24)+128*p(25)+64*p(26)+32*p(27)+16*p(28)+8*p(29)+4*p(30)+2*p(31)+1*p(32)
    checksum=128*p(33)+64*p(34)+32*p(35)+16*p(36)+8*p(37)+4*p(38)+2*p(39)+1*p(40)
    ;-== show real values ==-
    ;-== show real values ==-
    lcdout $fe,$01,"Hum:",dec humread,"% >",dec checksum
    lcdout $fe,$C0,"Temp:",dec tmpread,"o"
    goto start
    (see remarks inside the code)

    The problem I have is -as far as I can see- I get response from the sensor BUT with strange results ...see attached foto

    Any ideas are welcome...

    maybe the problem is with pulsin command trying to catch-up with the sensor pulses.... or timming problems....

    Also noticed that I get no CRC checksum data ! (following > charackter in the foto)

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    Any advice is welcome.

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    Default Re: DHT22, AM2302 and pic18F2320

    P is defined as byte, but referred as bit?

    Edit: what if you display the data you receive, pause a few seconds, then continue. Confirm you're getting data as you expect it.

    Edit 2: Does your array start at 0 or 1? (Haven't coded in a while).

    Only 17 entries for temp, missing #17.

    Robert
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    Default Re: DHT22, AM2302 and pic18F2320

    Quote Originally Posted by Demon View Post
    P is defined as byte, but referred as bit?
    It should be byte as it stores the width of the pulse (in uS) PULSIN receives.
    Then it simply stores on itself the value of '1' or '0' according the width of this pulse.

    Edit: what if you display the data you receive, pause a few seconds, then continue. Confirm you're getting data as you expect it.
    Hmm! I will give it a try and let you knoiw ....Good thoughts my friend!

    Edit 2: Does your array start at 0 or 1? (Haven't coded in a while).
    I don't think is matter... Arrays start at 0.

    Only 17 entries for temp, missing #17.
    I just try to not capture the higher bit of temp (1 means temp is below 0 degrees Celsius) for the moment just testing....

    Robert Thank you very much for replying

    As I can see no example ANYWHERE in the net for DHT22 and picbasic , when completed it would be a good starting point for experiments with this low cost sensor!

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    In order to find out what pulsin really grabs I used serout data to debug...
    Here are the results so far -after reading the sensor 3 times.... :
    NOTE I changed the code a little bit so I can capture all data (included the start transmit 1bit before each 'bit')
    Code:
    * * * START * * *
    01=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    02=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    03=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    04=> 30uS  bit_val= 1
    05=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    06=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    07=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    08=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    09=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    10=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    11=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    12=> 30uS  bit_val= 1
    13=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    14=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    15=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    16=> 30uS  bit_val= 1
    17=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    18=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    19=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    20=> 60uS  bit_val= 0
    21=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    22=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    23=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    24=> 30uS  bit_val= 1
    25=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    26=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    27=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    28=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    29=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    30=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    31=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    32=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    33=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    34=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    35=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    36=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    37=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    38=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    39=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    40=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    41=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    42=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    43=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    44=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    45=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    46=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    47=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    48=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    49=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    50=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    51=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    52=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    53=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    54=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    55=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    56=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    57=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    58=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    59=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    60=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    61=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    62=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    63=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    64=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    65=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    66=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    67=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    68=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    69=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    70=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    71=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    72=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    73=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    74=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    75=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    76=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    77=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    78=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    79=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    80=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    * * * END * * *
    
    * * * START * * *
    01=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    02=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    03=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    04=> 30uS  bit_val= 1
    05=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    06=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    07=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    08=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    09=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    10=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    11=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    12=> 30uS  bit_val= 1
    13=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    14=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    15=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    16=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    17=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    18=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    19=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    20=> 70uS  bit_val= 1
    21=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    22=> 60uS  bit_val= 0
    23=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    24=> 30uS  bit_val= 1
    25=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    26=> 20uS  bit_val= 0
    27=> 50uS  bit_val= 1
    28=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    29=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    30=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    31=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    32=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    33=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    34=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    35=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    36=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    37=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    38=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    39=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    40=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    41=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    42=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    43=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    44=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    45=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    46=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    47=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    48=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    49=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    50=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    51=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    52=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    53=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    54=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    55=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    56=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    57=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    58=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    59=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    60=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    61=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    62=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    63=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    64=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    65=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    66=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    67=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    68=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    69=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    70=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    71=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    72=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    73=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    74=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    75=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    76=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    77=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    78=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    79=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    80=> 0uS  bit_val= 0
    * * * END * * *
    ...remember that I use a 4Mhz crystal so the pulse width is returned in 10us increments.

    Acoording to the above dubugging infos we can see a 50uS pulse wich according to datasheet is the pulse before each "0" or "1" pulse!

    One weird thing is also tha after pulse number 27 I read no pulses!!
    Last edited by bitmaniac; - 4th April 2013 at 12:53.

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    Default Re: DHT22, AM2302 and pic18F2320

    Did you use 100nF capacitor as mentionned in DHT22 datasheet?

    Edit: there's a guy here that gets only 21 elements, sounds like a similar issue:
    http://www.picaxeforum.co.uk/showthr...22-Please-Help

    Edit 2: this is in C, but read the blog at top. Has several interesting comments.
    http://blog.ringerc.id.au/2012/01/us...ht-22.html?m=1

    Can you run faster than 4mhz? Can you use internal osc instead? 18F generally can go quite fast.

    Robert
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    Default Re: DHT22, AM2302 and pic18F2320

    Thanks for trying to help my problem out my friend!

    Yes, I tried with 100nf on power.

    I am searching over the net for a week now and came across 2 different datasheet of the same sensor...DHT22 and sites with code in C e.t.c I have read most of them and trying to use picbasic instead!

    I will examine carefully your links (VERY good infos!!!) and come back....
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    Well this guy got it working in C after playing with delays so it's most likely a timing issue.

    18F2320 can run at 40MHz internally, I'd try that first. Others mention waiting at least 2 seconds between samples.

    http://forum.43oh.com/topic/2239-sol...or-on-energia/

    Robert

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    Thumbs up SOLVED! DHT22, AM2302 and pic18F2320

    SUCCESS!!!

    After trying to increase crystal to 25Mhz and also 40Mhz I had the same problem of grabing only the first 21 pulses.... (problems with PULSIN speed...hmm....)

    Finally the solution was just to use PULSIN 40 times! in my code and not use the FOR NEXT LOOP !

    So there was timming speed problems and had to improve my code for speed - a little...

    Now I am getting correct results

    Here is the final code (the only thing left is to check checksum for errors!) ENJOY.

    Code:
    '***************************************
    '*  Name    : 18f2320_DHT22_AM2302.BAS *
    '*  Author  : bitmaniac   Alexandros Z.*
    '*  Notice  : Copyright (c) 2013       *
    '*  Date    : 5/4/2013                 *
    '***************************************
    
    ;include "ALLDIGITAL.pbp"
    ;@ __CONFIG _CONFIG1H, _INTIO2_OSC_1H & _IESO_OFF_1H ' use internal osc
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG1H, _HS_OSC_1H & _IESO_OFF_1H ' use internal osc
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG2L, _PWRT_OFF_2L & _BOR_OFF_2L
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG2H, _WDT_OFF_2H & _WDTPS_512_2H
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG3H, _MCLRE_OFF_3H & _PBAD_DIG_3H ;& _CCP2MX_OFF_3H
    @ __CONFIG _CONFIG4L, _LVP_OFF_4L
    
    DEFINE  LCD_DREG        PORTC	' LCD Data Port
    DEFINE  LCD_DBIT        4		' Starting Data Bit
    DEFINE  LCD_RSREG       PORTC	' Register Select Port
    DEFINE  LCD_RSBIT       2		' Register Select Bit
    DEFINE  LCD_RWREG       PORTC   ' LCD read/write port 
    DEFINE  LCD_RWBIT       1       ' LCD read/write bit 
    DEFINE  LCD_EREG        PORTC	' Enable Port
    DEFINE  LCD_EBIT        0		' Enable Bit
    DEFINE  LCD_BITS		4		' Data Bus Size
    DEFINE  LCD_LINES		2		' Number of Lines on LCD
    DEFINE  LCD_COMMANDUS 2000
    DEFINE  LCD_DATAUS 50
    pause 300
    
    define osc 4
    
    ADCON0=0 
    ADCON1=00001111                  'All digital
    CMCON=7                          'Comparators OFF
    INTCON2.7=0                      'RBPU =0 , TURN ON PORTB PULL-UPS
    
    TRISA=%00000000
    TRISB=%00001111
    
    PORTA=0
    PORTB=0
    
    humread     var word             '16-bit var to store humidity
    tmpread     var word             '16-bit var to store temperature
    checksum    var BYTE             '8-bit var to store checksum
    x           var byte             'general var
    pulse       var byte [81]        'store pulse var
    p           var bit [81]         'store pulse var
    
    led         var LATA.0
    dht_port    var PORTB.4
    
    clear
    high dht_port
    high led
    
    ;---------- main program -------------
    high led
    LCDout $FE,$01,"DHT-22"
    LCDout $FE,$C0,"testing..."
    pause 2000
    
    start:
    ;---- check_DHT22 ----
    ;-== send StartSignal ==-
    TRISB.4 = 0                      'Data port is output
    high dht_port
    pauseus 10                       'send 10uS high pulse
    low dht_port                     
    pause 1                          'send 1mS high pulse
    high dht_port
    ;-== wait response from Sensor ==-
    TRISB.4 = 1                      'Data port is input
    while dht_port=1:wend            'wait for low from DHT
    while dht_port=0:wend            'wait for high FROM DHT
    high led
    ;-== Grab 40bits data from DHT22 ==-
    pulsin PORTB.4,1,pulse(1)        'Humidity HighBit data
    pulsin PORTB.4,1,pulse(2)
    pulsin PORTB.4,1,pulse(3)
    pulsin PORTB.4,1,pulse(4)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(5)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(6)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(7)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(8)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(9)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(10)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(11)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(12)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(13)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(14)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(15)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(16)      'Humidity LowBit data
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(17)      'Temperature HighBit data (1 means below 0 degree!)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(18)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(19)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(20)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(21)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(22)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(23)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(24)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(25)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(26)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(27)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(28)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(29)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(30)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(31)
    pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(32)      'Temperature LowBit data
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(33)     'Checksum HighBit
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(34)
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(35)
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(36)
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(37)
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(38)
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(39)
    ;pulsin DHT_port,1,pulse(40)     'Checksum LowBit
    ;-== convert to '0' & '1' ==-
    for x=1 to 40
    if pulse(x)>=2 and pulse(x)<=4 then p(x)=0 'if pulsewidth between 20 and 40uS then read as '0' 
    if pulse(x)>=6 and pulse(x)<=8 then p(x)=1 'if pulsewidth between 60 and 80uS then read as '1'
    next x
    ;-== convert bin to dec ==-
    humread=32768*p(1)+16384*p(2)+8192*p(3)+4096*p(4)+2048*p(5)+1024*p(6)+512*p(7)+256*p(8)+128*p(9)+64*p(10)+32*p(11)+16*p(12)+8*p(13)+4*p(14)+2*p(15)+1*p(16)
    tmpread=16384*p(18)+8192*p(19)+4096*p(20)+2048*p(21)+1024*p(22)+512*p(23)+256*p(24)+128*p(25)+64*p(26)+32*p(27)+16*p(28)+8*p(29)+4*p(30)+2*p(31)+1*p(32)
    ;checksum=128*p(33)+64*p(34)+32*p(35)+16*p(36)+8*p(37)+4*p(38)+2*p(39)+1*p(40)
    ;-== show real values ==-
    LCDout $FE,$01,"RHdata  Tdata"
    LCDout $FE,$C0,dec humread/10,".",dec humread//10,"%   ",dec tmpread/10,".",dec tmpread//10,"oC" 'print integral part only
    low led
    pause 2000                       'give some time to DHT to stabilize!....
    goto start
    END
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    Finnally I would like to say A BIG THANK YOU to demon for sending me the correct infos to search about that helped me to pinpoint my problem!
    Last edited by bitmaniac; - 5th April 2013 at 11:29.

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    Default Re: SOLVED! DHT22, AM2302 and pic18F2320

    Congrats! Did you comfirm the readings with another device? Looks a little hot and dry where you live.

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    Hi, Alexandros

    did you find this one?
    http://embedded-lab.com/blog/?p=4333

    interesting explanations there.

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    @ Demon I have not yet tested with another device... The photo wa taken before sensor given time to settle (as soon as I switched on!)

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    Hi,

    I want to use those codes to read values each 15 minutes via serial port. I need two sensors to read. One on board , the second 10 meters of wire. To replace LCD codes to serial is very easy. I wonder the include "ALLDIGITAL.pbp" not shown here . Finally what's is oscillator frequency ?

    The last version of PBP codes, seems from 5'th April 2013

    Thanks

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    what is lata.0? it's not named in the variables

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    Quote Originally Posted by blueocean View Post
    what is lata.0? it's not named in the variables
    Yes it is, it is an LED.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Yes it is, it is an LED.
    microcode syntax error on this line:

    INTCON2.7=0

    and a bad data type on this line:

    led var LATA.0

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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Yes it is, it is an LED.

    but i used a pic16f876a, how can i change those two instructions?

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    Try
    PORTA.0
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