ds1307 from f877 to f452 not work

[Melanie]

Can you try it with a variable instead of a constant in the I2C Address... eg...

RTC var Byte

RTC=$D0
I2CWRITE DPIN,CPIN,RTC,0,[0,0,0,0,0] ' intilization of ds1307

and likewise in reading...

I2CREAD DPIN,CPIN,RTC,0,[B0] 'ds1307 read

there is no need to change between $D0 and $D1 when reading or writing, because PBP manipulates bit zero for you automatically. You only need to concern yourself with the upper seven bits of the address.

Nobody reads FAQ's... makes me wonder why I spent the time doing them in the first place...http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=587

[microkam]

i edited my programe on the new defined and the ds1307 still not working
,i download the new programe on the 16f877 and all thing is ok
whats the problem!!!
mel, can you see the new programe and tell me whats the wrong

[Melanie]

I interchange 18F252, 18F242, 18F2420, 18F2520 and 18F2620 with 16F876's all the time, on the same boards with a DS1307 installed (although I use different pins to you). From memory, other than CONFIG FUSES and the Weak Pull-Up's having a different Register, there's not too many other changes to look out for. Can you try another 18F PIC? what versions of PBP and MPLAB/MPASM are you using?

[microkam]

i used picbasic pro 2.4
microcode studio 2.0.5.2
mpasm v02.80
whats the state of fuses you use
i used HS are this correct

[NavMicroSystems]

i used picbasic pro 2.4
microcode studio 2.0.5.2
mpasm v02.80
whats the state of fuses you use
i used HS are this correct

There are newer Versions of all the packages available.
(MicroCode Studio and MPASM are available for download)

With regards to the Fuses and Config Bits:
The Loader.HEX usually has all this preset, so you don't have to worry.
(As long as your programmer doesn't alter them)

[microkam]

ok NavMicroSystems , whats the soluation i tested all thing and no result

[Bruce]

PBP version 2.42 introduced some timing changes to I2CREAD/I2CWRITE for
the 18F series. That may be why you're having problems if you're using
version 2.40.

I've compiled your code as-is with PBP v2.46. See if this works for you.

[NavMicroSystems]

Melanie,

you are absolutely right in:

there is no need to change between $D0 and $D1 when reading or writing, because PBP manipulates bit zero for you automatically. You only need to concern yourself with the upper seven bits of the address.

However,
all variants listed should work:
(I would always prefer the first one)

RTC CON $D0
I2CWRITE DPIN,CPIN,RTC,0,[0,0,0,0,0]

RTC var Byte
RTC=$D0
I2CWRITE DPIN,CPIN,RTC,0,[0,0,0,0,0]

I2CWRITE DPIN,CPIN,$D0,0,[0,0,0,0,0]

and even this one
(Bit0 set with I2CWRITE)
works since PBP takes care of Bit0:

I2CWRITE DPIN,CPIN,$D1,0,[0,0,0,0,0]

[NavMicroSystems]

Since microkam has connected the I2" lines to C.4 and C.5
and there is nothing special with PortC on the 877 or 452
it should actually be "Plug&Play"

[Melanie]

Ralph:

I have had instances (back in PBP ver 2.42) where a constant in the Device Address (eg $D0) didn't work. I've had a constant work on a 16F628, yet fail on an 16F872. Since switching to using variables, I've not experienced any problems. I've not botherd doing any in-depth studies on versions beyond 2.42 since if I don't get problems then I don't go out of my way looking for them.

Microkam:

XT for 4MHz or less, HS for greater than 4MHz.
Which sub-version of 2.4... there's big differences between say 2.40 and 2.46.

[microkam]

i want to change the HS to XT and i well reply to you