[Help] PIC 16F886 with 9 button program with CCS

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Anyone can help pls



Hi all. I'm a newbie in PIC and i do this project


Input :


Port A0-A5
Port C0-C2


Output :


PortB


When i push a button form 1-9 Pic will output random on PortB. This is program i have written. I have simulation on Proteus, it working but sometime when i push button, output is blinking, not constant. Is there wrong in this program?


And when I download program to real chip PIC 16F886, it not working. Pls help me make good and clear program. Many thanks !


Hi all. I'm a newbie in PIC and i do this project


Input :


Port A0-A5
Port C0-C2


Output :


PortB


When i push a button form 1-9 Pic will output random on PortB. This is program i have written. I have simulation on Proteus, it working but sometime when i push button, output is blinking, not constant. Is there wrong in this program?


And when I download program to real chip PIC 16F886, it not working. Pls help me make good and clear program. Many thanks !


#include <16F886.h>


#use delay(crystal=20000000)


#define sw1 PIN_A0
#define sw2 PIN_A1
#define sw3 PIN_A2
#define sw4 PIN_A3
#define sw5 PIN_A4
#define sw6 PIN_A5


#define sw7 PIN_C0
#define sw8 PIN_C1
#define sw9 PIN_C2


#FUSES NOWDT //No Watch Dog Timer
#FUSES NOBROWNOUT //No brownout reset
#FUSES NOLVP //No low voltage prgming, B3(PIC16) or B5(PIC18) used for I/O


void main()
{


while(TRUE)
{
//sw1
if(!input(sw1))
OUTPUT_B(0x70);


///sw2
else if(!input(sw2))
OUTPUT_B(0x0C);


///sw3
else if(!input(sw3))
OUTPUT_B(0x04);


///sw4
else if (!input(sw4))
OUTPUT_B(0x07);


///sw5
else if (!input(sw5))
OUTPUT_B(0x02);


///sw6
else if (!input(sw6))
OUTPUT_B(0x05);




///sw7
else if (!input(sw7))
OUTPUT_B(0x0E);


///sw8
else if (!input(sw8))
OUTPUT_B(0x0B);


///sw9
else if (!input(sw9))
OUTPUT_B(0x0A);


else
OUTPUT_B(0x00);
}


}






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[aerostar]

You would be better off looking for a C forum which I think is your programming language - this is for Melabs Picbasic language.