problem with a/d in pic12f675

[samannikzad]

input gpio.0
output gpio.1
output gpio.2
define osc 8
define adc_clock 3
include "modedefs.bas"
ansel=%00000001
adcon0.7=1
define adc_bits 10
w0 var byte
w1 var word
w2 var word
cmcon=7
start:
adcin 0,w1
pause 100
w2=w1
for w0=65 to 90
serout gpio.1,t9600,[254,128]
serout gpio.1,t9600,[#w1]
pause 1000
serout gpio.1,t9600,[254,1]
next w0
goto start
end


thank you very very much men
i used your tricks(henrik) and used your examples(archangel).
but it isnt working yet.
please check my example out.
can you find an error?
oh,thank you veryyyyyy much!
in the software all the critical words are with capital letters,when i copied them they turned to lowercase.
oh, excuse me if my english speaking is weak!!!

[Archangel]

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oh,thank you veryyyyyy much!
in the software all the critical words are with capital letters,when i copied them they turned to lowercase.
oh, excuse me if my english speaking is weak!!!

From last up,
I am sure your English is truly better than my Farsi, and your English needs no apologies, it is good enough.
As FOR CHANGING TO LOWERCASE, You have been punked by MCS . MCS Automaticaly shows reserved words as UPPERCASE, but they remain lowercase in the code, this forum will show a copy paste in it's raw format, so go back and retype the define statements in ALL UPPERCASE LETTERS like so:
DEFINE OSC 8
DEFINE ADC_CLOCK 3

and report back here with the results. Mister_e asked about the config fuses
study this post and solve some of your headaches:
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543

[samannikzad]

hello,
i did what you said.
i wrote t with capslock on, and i set the fuse bits and settings on
my programmer software(practical) or in the simulating software.
this is a simple program.but it doesn't work neither
in simulatin software nor on the breadboard(practical)
see:
INPUT GPIO.0
OUTPUT GPIO.1
OUTPUT GPIO.2
DEFINE OSC 4
DEFINE ADC_CLOCK 3
INCLUDE "MODEDEFS.BAS"
ANSEL=%00000001
ADCON0.7=1
DEFINE ADC_BITS 10
W1 VAR WORD
CMCON=7
GPIO.1=1
GPIO.2=0
PAUSE 1000
GPIO.1=0
GPIO.2=1
PAUSE 1000
GPIO.1=0
GPIO.2=0
START:
ADCIN 0,W1
PAUSE 100
IF W1>500 THEN
GPIO.1=1
GPIO.2=0
PAUSE 100
ELSE
GPIO.1=0
GPIO.2=1
PAUSE 100
ENDIF
GOTO START
END



but it doesn't work yet.
there is sth that i should say.
my microcode studio's version is 2.3.0.0
and it had no support libraries for 12f675.
then i downloaded "12f675.bas" and "m12f675.inc" and copied them to the mcs
folders in my drives(near other inc and bas files).
is there any problems with this process?
and i can drive the adc module on 16f877a,but not on 12f675.
since the library files were present in the software.
thank you for helping me from the other side of the world!
thank you

[mackrackit]

then i downloaded "12f675.bas" and "m12f675.inc"

That is most likely the main problem, you do not have a legal copy. PicBasicPro is not a download.

[samannikzad]

oh thank mackrackit
and i have to find a legal,not a cracked version
of course it's too hard to find it!

[mackrackit]

This is a good place to start
http://store.melabs.com/prod/software/PBP.html

You might be able to change the chip you are using and get by with the demo version.