Control a Radio PLL with a PIC

[cncmachineguy]

Seems like the basic idea. Not sure what language that is but the idea looks about right

[RayL113]

Seems like the basic idea. Not sure what language that is but the idea looks about right

Uh Oh. Thought it was PBP. What did I do wrong?

[cncmachineguy]

Ray, I stand corrected. I was thinking peek came from a different language, but I see it is a valid pbp command, though according to the book not recommended.

As for the movelf, well I think that is some ask haunting you. In pbp you would just use

plldataout =plldata

So yes I still think that's the basic idea.
Oh yea, loop is a reserved word in latest release of pbp, so not a good choice for your label.

[RayL113]

Yes, I corrected that. Thanks.
Where do I find the reserved words? Looked through the manual. Couldn't find them.

[cncmachineguy]

can't answer that one, I must say I have ony read it here MANY times, so I assume it to be true. I think it might be in the front or the back in a section talking about differences from previous versions or differences from BS2. Not sure.

[RayL113]

I'm trying to assign 4 pins from PORTA as the CHSEL f/register as follows;

CHSEL = PORTA.1.2.3.4
Get this error;
C:\PBP\PLL-CPU.BAS ERROR Line 24: Bad variable modifier: .1.2.3.4
I've tried different variations on this (1-4) (1234) etc. but with the same results.
What is the correct syntax for doing this? I only want to use these 4 pins.

[mister_e]

I'm trying to assign 4 pins from PORTA as the CHSEL f/register as follows;

CHSEL = PORTA.1.2.3.4
Get this error;
C:\PBP\PLL-CPU.BAS ERROR Line 24: Bad variable modifier: .1.2.3.4
I've tried different variations on this (1-4) (1234) etc. but with the same results.
What is the correct syntax for doing this? I only want to use these 4 pins.

You need to use BitWise masks for that

chsel = (PORTA>>1) & $0F

you'll need to use that line each time you want to read from PORTA.

[rsocor01]

Where do I find the reserved words? Looked through the manual. Couldn't find them.

Look in appendix C in your manual.

http://melabs.com/resources/pbpmanual/

[RayL113]

Look in appendix C in your manual.

http://melabs.com/resources/pbpmanual/

Thanks, looked right over that.