Need help to shut off comparators for 16f688

[Darrel Taylor]

No need to be in debt.

[Darrel Taylor]

Jessey,

I was just roaming the meLabs site, and it looks like the P245al.exe Patch might fix the missing register names for the 688.
http://www.melabs.com/support/patches.htm

Until you get a chance to upgrade

[jessey]

Hi Darrel,

Thanks for the tip. I just ordered the latest PBP upgrade v2.47 the other day and it should be here in a couple of days. I could have purchased an up-dated manual as well but the Canadian distributor I deal with didn't have any in stock. Is there an online updated version for PicBasic Pro that you know of?

I sure like the 16f688 micro, lots of nice features, inexpensive (I purchased 30 for under $100.00 CND) and it has twice the code space as the 16f628, that's cool!! I'm surprised I don't see more people here using them. What's your overall favorite microprocessor there Darrel?

Thanks
jessey

[jessey]

Jessey,

I was just roaming the meLabs site, and it looks like the P245al.exe Patch might fix the missing register names for the 688.
http://www.melabs.com/support/patches.htm

Until you get a chance to upgrade

Hi Darrel,

I downloaded the patch you suggested (just to try it out) and it works great, I can now compile without any errors when using CMCON0 = 7. I also tried using your code http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=40 (for the first time) to get rid of "Crossing page boundary - ensure page bits are set" from coming up every time I compile and it also works great with my 688. Sounds like I owe you more than a few beers by now!

Thanks Again
jessey

[Darrel Taylor]

>> I also tried using your code ...

Good things about the Forum...
    3-1/2 years later, and it's still there.

  Bad things about the Forum...
    It took 3-1/2 years to find it.

<hr> >> What's your overall favorite microprocessor there Darrel?

Just about anything with an 18F in the part number.

• Most used - 18F452 &nbsp; (44-TQFP)
• Most Liked - 18F8680
• Still waiting to try - (any 18F with a J in the P/N)
  If only someone would write a TCP/IP stack for PBP.

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