Newbie help. RGB Led on a PIC10F202

**cncmachineguy** · - 16th August 2011, 00:10

That's an easy way to check if the value is 0. It means if switch is not 1.....
Alternately, if switch means if switch =1 then. ....

**brianmorris** · - 17th August 2011, 05:19

Well guys, things are working great so i more than thank you all for your wonderful help. This has been an experience for me and will continue to be as I convert all the code for this 10f202 to a 16f684. I wanted the EEPROM to store the state of the color after every change of color (after 10 seconds of on the same color so as to prevent excessive writes), so when the circuit comes back on again, it will grab the value from EEPROM. I also wanted the hardware PWM to control the LED color.

**brianmorris** · - 19th August 2011, 19:02

I think for the most part i have been able to successfully port it, except that the SwitchPin does not work properly on the 16F684. My code is below:

Code:

SwitchPin var PORTA.2  ' Active low
 
RD CON %00010010  ' red
GR CON %00110000  ' green
BL CON %00100010  ' blue
YL CON GR & RD      ' green + red = yellow
CY CON GR & BL      ' green + blue = cyan
PR CON BL & RD      ' blue + red = purple
WT CON GR & BL & RD   ' green + blue + red = white
OF con %11111111  ' all LEDs off
 
ButtonCount VAR BYTE
ButtonCount = 0

PORTC = %00111010    ' LEDs off 
TRISC = %00000010  ' PC2: Input, other pin: Output 
 
MAIN:
  IF !SwitchPin THEN
     WHILE !SwitchPin
        pAUSE 200
     wend
     ButtonCount = ButtonCount + 1
 
     SELECT CASE ButtonCount
       CASE 1 
         PORTC = RD
       CASE 2 
         PORTC = GR
       CASE 3 
         PORTC = BL 
       CASE 4
         PORTC = YL 
       case 5
         PORTC = CY
       case 6
         PORTC = PR
       case 7
         PORTC = WT
       case IS > 7
         PORTC = OF
         ButtonCount = 0
     END SELECT
 
  ENDIF
  GOTO MAIN
  END

I hope its something simple like my TRIS or PORT registers. Thanks much.