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Major brain moment here:
I am using (newly) a PIC18F25K22. I have having some major difficulty for some reason finding the correct, easy to understand settings to use the internal osc with PBP, generally just basic settings, 4 Mhz is fine, 8, 10 15 whatever. Im currently not in the need of a specific speed.
I do have timer and counter settings that are just not cooperating.
Help!
Thanks
PBP's default configuration for the 18F25K22 uses the Internal Oscillator for the Primary Oscillator.
So all you need to do is set the OSCCON register.
OSCCON = %01010000 ; 4Mhz
OSCCON = %01100000 ; 8Mhz
OSCCON = %01110000 ; 16Mhz
Or, if you enable the PLL with ...
OSCTUNE.6 = 1 ; Enable 4x PLL
Then ...
OSCCON = %01010000 ; 16Mhz
OSCCON = %01100000 ; 32Mhz
OSCCON = %01110000 ; 64Mhz
Make sure your DEFINE OSC matches.
Thanks Darrel...
But, I guess that was not the only reason I am not getting this to work:
Take a look below. I have simplified what I am trying to do. Everything was working fine with my PICDEM PIC18 explorer board. But when I went off and built my own circuitry, nothing is happening.
I have external pull ups on the inputs. They are being pulled low, but the "output" pin is not doing anything at all. I dont 'think' it's electrical per se, because I am grounding the input pin manually.
What am I missing??
and by the way, it is OSCCON = %01010000 it does not show up correct on the code snippet for some reason.
Code:DEFINE OSC 4
OSCCON = 010000 ; 4Mhz
ADCON1 = 15 ' All pins digital
STROBE var PORTA.0
STROBEOUT var PORTB.0
STROBEOUT = 0 'just making sure that it is off
do
IF STROBE = 0 THEN
PAUSE 10
STROBEOUT = 1
ELSE
STROBEOUT = 0
ENDIF
loop
ADCON1 = 15 ... Sets the Positive and Negative Voltage references to invalid "Reserved" values.
It does not configure "All Digital" like it might on other chips.
For the 18F25K22, it should be ...Your STROBEOUT pin hasn't been set to OUTPUT.Code:ANSELA = 0
ANSELB = 0
ANSELC = 0
Either set the TRIS bit, use the OUTPUT command, or use HIGH and LOW commands.
It has been operating somewhat well now, but I have noticed that the delays and thresholds that I have put in place are not actually working properly, meaning that the actual delay is much greater than entered and expected. Any reason why this may be??
Fo instance, if I declare a pause 3000, it seems to take almost 5 seconds, and 750 is almost 2 seconds.
Hello,
i am new to programming and am using a pic18f25k22 im trying to set it up to use an external 8mHz oscillator but from looking at the datasheet i am confused about how i do this any help would be appreciated
thanks connor