PWM with 12F675

[fratello]

Hello everyone !
Since I bought a lot of 12F675, I think to try another schematic : lighting LED using software PWM. I wrote this code ; when power on the PIC, the LED give 20 % of light ; if buton is pressed, the LED lights 40%, then 60%, then 80% and, finally, 100 %. In my dreams ...because in practice that don't work like I wish. I know that code is not good...so, please, help me with some suggestion. Thanks in advance.

[Darrel Taylor]

The variable used in the CASE is specified in the SELECT statement.
The CASE itself only needs the value to compare ...

select case counter
  case 1
    brightness=50
    pwm led,brightness,cycle

  case 2
    brightness=100
    pwm led,brightness,cycle

... etc.

[fratello]

Thank You Mr. D ! It's no e-beer on www enough for You as a gift !
Yes, indeed, I am wrong with sintax...but still don't work proper.
Maybe because of my poor english...
So :
-power on, LED lighting 20% (till power off or push button)
-push button, LED lighting 40 % (same as previous)
-push button, LED lighting 60% (same as previous)
-push button, LED lighting 80% (same as previous)
-push button, LED lighting 100% (same as previous)
-push button, LED off till power on again or push button.
It is possible ?

[Darrel Taylor]

Don't worry about your English.
It's the BASIC Language that's subject...

Let's see ... power-on 20%, push a button 40% .. etc.. etc... off after 100%

brightness = 51

Main:
    WHILE buton
        pwm led,brightness,cycle
    WEND
    if brightness != 255
        brightness = brightness + 51
    else
        brightness = 0
    endif
    WHILE !buton
        pwm led,brightness,cycle
    WEND
GOTO Main

[fratello]

Mr.Darrel, You are my guardian angel from far and away !!!
Works verry good. Thank You from the bottom of my heart !
P.S. : " if brightness != 255 then".

[Darrel Taylor]

You're welcome fratello,

P.S. : " if brightness != 255 then".

Oops, that's what I get for not compiling it.
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