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    Default Addressing multiple PORTs using one Variable

    Yes, ports will be in a sequential order.

    I'll be using ports:
    • Seconds: PORTC.3
    • Minutes Units: PORTC.4
    • Minutes Thenths: PORTC.5
    • Hours Units: PORTC.6
    • Hours Tenths: PORTC.7


    16F690 has:
    PORTA.0..5
    PORTB.4..7
    PORTC.0..7
    Last edited by flotulopex; - 25th July 2024 at 07:41.
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