16F631 and crystal problems

[Archangel]

True when it's AFTER the @ symbol or Within and ASM/ENDASM block, it doesn't apply it the current case.

But yes, OSC reswerved word HAVE TO BE IN UPPERCASE

Hi Steve,
Ok so that's the Magic, before the @ it works, after it doesn't, got it . . . for now Getting pretty foggy behind these eyes . . .

[Luckyborg]

Thanks everyone. The problem was osc instead of OSC. The comparators are disabled on this chip by default, at least according to my 2006 preliminary datasheet I have, though I'll download the current version just to make sure nothing has changed. Can someone explain what

DEFINE osc 10

would do, or is it just ignored? I've never intentionally used a DEFINE with anything other than a reserved word. Does it behave similar to

osc CON 10

Thanks again for the help. I'm very glad it was under the something obvious category.

[mackrackit]

Yup, they are off by default, that is why I said, "a good idea". One line of code to be sure.

DEFINE OSC XX 'Tells PBP the speed the chip is running at so it can calculate timing functions such as PAUSE.