Newbee What is missing? hpwm still won't compile in pbp syntax errors


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    Default Newbee What is missing? hpwm still won't compile in pbp syntax errors

    16F877 at 4 mhz


    Begin:

    PVAL = 1000 ' Start with 1kHz
    For Duty = 64 to 250
    HPWM 1,Duty,PVAL
    PAUSE 100
    NEXT Duty

    Duty = 127 ' 50% Duty-cycle
    For PVAL = 1000 to 10000 step 100 ' Increments of 100. Change as needed
    HPWM 1,Duty,PVAL
    PAUSE 100
    Next PVAL

    GOTO Begin

    END
    Last edited by emmett brown; - 9th July 2006 at 23:07. Reason: clarification

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    You have to define your oscillator:

    DEFINE OSC 4

    Then you have to define PVAL and DUTY:

    PVAL VAR WORD
    DUTY VAR BYTE

    Add these to the top of your program and try it.

    Chris

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    That did the trick Thank you so much Chris!

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