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    Then ADCIN is an instruction nobody should use in order to have precision?
    why would you say that ?
    adcin is only an issue if you use that chip [pic18f4550] with the adc clock option 3 [rc] and fosc > 1mHz
    with fosc=20mHz adcin is fine with adc clock option 5



    If I use the pins dedicated for AN2 and AN3 in another matters, will the ADC have the 5 volts of Vdd as reference as default? (I hope so because I have any pins left) Or I have to use necesarily AN2 and AN3 to specify that reference?
    the default powerup state for vcfg is 00, which defaults to vss/vdd for reference
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    Thank you very much. I'll use it so and tell you what happens.
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