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    How did I miss that ! (embarrassed smile goes here !)

    I'll re-compile tonight after work and see what happens

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    Well must be something with the configuration of port A.

    Code:
    	DecButton var PORTD.0	' Press to Decrement Button
    	SetButton var PORTD.1  'Press to Set/memorise Button
    	IncButton var PORTD.2	' Press to Increment Button
    The above works ! as does

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    	DecButton var PORTE.0	' Press to Decrement Button
    	SetButton var PORTE.1  'Press to Set/memorise Button
    	IncButton var PORTE.2	' Press to Increment Button
    Thanks to all those who posted... at least I've proved my hardware is ok, just need to learn how to set up these devices correctly !

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    Quote Originally Posted by malc-c View Post
    Well must be something with the configuration of port A.
    PORTA ... well, you have ...

    ADCON1 = $0F

    For a 16F877A it should be ...

    ADCON1 = 7

    Unless you want some analog channels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    PORTA ... well, you have ...

    ADCON1 = $0F

    For a 16F877A it should be ...

    ADCON1 = 7

    Unless you want some analog channels.
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    I tried that well, ADCON1 = $0F but that didn't work... but then I'm currently using an 16f877a

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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post

    For a 16F877A it should be ...

    ADCON1 = 7

    Unless you want some analog channels.
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    Uhmmm.. tried that and then changed the code to

    Code:
    	DecButton var PORTA.0	' Press to Decrement Button
    	SetButton var PORTA.1  'Press to Set/memorise Button
    	IncButton var PORTA.2	' Press to Increment Button
    but that still left the 12/24 hr set mode over-writing each other again !

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    Default Try using DT's "AllDigital.inc"

    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post

    Unless you want some analog channels.
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    Malc-C, since it doesn't appear you are using any analog channels in your application I recommend you use DT's "AllDigital.inc" routine as an INCLUDE in your program. It works great and takes care of all the register settings you are trying to figure out so that you don't have a conflict of your digital processing with ports that are set for analog input.

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    Many thanks for the suggestion. At the moment I'm just verifying that the hardware works, and will (hopefully) be combining this code with some existing code for other functions, one of which has 4 pots on AN1, AN2, AN3 and AN4, so I'm really looking at setting up PORTA for a 50/50 split of analogue / digital when I come to migrating this all to a new PIC (18F4580) when my samples arrive

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    I'm looking at using the code to set a photo period, ie at a set time, say 11:00 pm lights go off, then at 06:00 am lights come on.

    Is it a simple case of : (not actual code, more logic)

    Code:
    set off time
    set on time
    
    I2CRead SDApin,SCLpin,$D0,$00,[RTCSec,RTCMin,RTCHour,RTCWDay,RTCDay,RTCMonth,RTCYear,RTCCtrl]
    
    If RTCHour=>off time or <=on time then lights off
    Else lights on

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