PIC16F767 IOs

[Nicmus]

Hi all,
I’m using PBP 2.45 and PIC16F767
I have plenty of PIC16F767 on hand and my new project asks for lots of digital IOs .
I need to make sure all the IOs are in digital mode.
Reading the data sheet I got a little confused.
Is it enough to get all IOs as digital using the generic lines:

CMCON = 7 for analog comparators and
ADCON1 = 7 for A/D IOs ?

Do I need to change this lines or add some more?
Any input will be appreciated.
Nick

[Travin77]

As I understand it, you should do adcon1=7 to make all analog pins digital. Thats how I do it. ports a and e are both affected by adcon1 reg and adcon1 = 7 will make port a digital so it should make both digital.

Travin

[Nicmus]

Thanks Travin.
So, I should be safe using ADCON1=7 annd no strange behavior from the analog IOs?
Regards,
Nick

[Travin77]

Pin a.4 is an open drain. Read page 11 in the PBP manual if you intend on using that pin as an output.

Travin

[Nicmus]

I'm using this code and I do not get any action from Pin 7 (RA5).
I know about Pin 6 (RA4 open collector output)

ADCON1=7
CMCON=7

main:


Toggle PORTA.0
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.1
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.2
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.3
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.4
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.5
GoTo main
End
Am I missing something?
Regards,

Nick

[Travin77]

Is that your entire code. You might want to try and establish a know condition of the pins at the beggining. What osc are you using?

cmcon=7
adcon1=7

trisa = %00000000 ' makes them outputs
porta = %11111111 ' makes them high

main:
Toggle PORTA.0
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.1
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.2
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.3
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.4
Pause 300
Toggle PORTA.5
GoTo main
End

[Nicmus]

The code is only for testing A port.
Am I wrong assuming that ADCON1=7 takes care only of A0-3 ports?
Should I extend it to ADCON1=15 or ADCON1=31 to cover higher bits?
Regards,

Nick