IC12F508 with Internal Oscillator and Software Reset

[Archangel]

Thanks for Reply...

1)
What is a " Glow LED"?

Means ON LED with PIC12F508 uC.

2)
Please define what you mean by " reset" pic


Restart from Scratch when power is ON


Karan

To restart"from scratch" would require a power off or MCLR reset, maybe a brownout recovery, but I doubt it. So to reset you can use the mclr pin with a 5k resistor pulling it high and tie one of the other pins set as input to it, to reset just say LOW for that pin and PIC will reset. Other way would involve opening the VDD with a transistor or relay. Glow_LED var GPIO.0
HIGH Glow_LED

Lastly you could put a label at the very beginning of you code and execute a goto label, that will not however reset every register unless you have set every register in code.

[Bruce]

@ device  pic12F508, intrc_osc, wdt_on, mclr_off, protect_off

X VAR BYTE

OPTION_REG = %10001111 ' pull-ups disabled, 1:128 prescaler assigned to WDT
GPIO = 0               ' pins clear on POR
TRISIO = 0             ' all outputs (except for GPIO.3, which is input only)
  
Main:
  FOR X = 0 TO 9       ' toggle LED on GPIO.0 10 times
    GPIO.0 = 1
    PAUSE 500
    GPIO.0 = 0
    PAUSE 500
  NEXT X
  
  ' sleep until WDT causes a device reset (around 2.3 seconds)
  @ SLEEP

The watchdog timer will timeout in around 2.3 seconds and cause a device reset. If you
just want to start over from 0, just replace @ SLEEP with @ GOTO 0.

[Michael Wakileh]

Hi Bruce, I'm reading reading about WDT and was wondering if you (or anyone else) could explain how you arrived at 2.3s...(if possible using Mr.E's multicalc...as thats what I normally use)...

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Michael


just use:

NAP 7

2.60 Manual, page 116 ... range x = 0 ... 7 and duration is 18 ms * 2^x


No calculations needed ...


for calculations ...

Parameter : 31 WDT Watchdog Timer Time-out Period
(no prescaler)
min: 9* ; Typ : 18 ; Max 30 ms @ VDD = 5.0V (Industrial)

soooo ...

128 * 18 ms = 2304 ms ... ...

CQFD !

BTW ... I do not think those calculators are really useful here ... nor handy !!!

[Michael Wakileh]

Thanks!...makes sense now...
nice way to say RTFM...