if you're using an 18F type pic, you can just use the reset command.
@ reset
if using a 16F,
asm
clrf PCLATH
goto 0
endasm
Darrel
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if you're using an 18F type pic, you can just use the reset command.
@ reset
if using a 16F,
asm
clrf PCLATH
goto 0
endasm
Darrel
DT
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@ reset
yup... always read the whole datasheet.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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Bad code
The code doesnīt make a software reset to all registers
@clrf PCLATH
@ goto 0
What i did wrong?
Regards
Leonel Monteiro
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well i'm not sure to agree 100% about that method. Are you still using the 18F series?
looks no 'cause you must use @ reset
did you try with the i/o reset method?
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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16f
I'm using 16F so the @reset itīs not possible.
I didnīt try the I/O method because my PCB is done...
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my assumption is by using this method, it jumps only to the reset vector. So it doesn't produce any effects on the registers... so the i/o style should be considered.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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Put all registers to zero
Yes, I agree with you...
What do you think the ideia to do software reset putting all my registers to zero. Itīs easier and i havenīt to use the I/O method
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