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  1. - 11th October 2006, 16:28 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e
    NOPE, DEFINE is a compiler directive and MUST be added at the top of the code. OSCCON is a PIC register that must be set like all the otheres. Let's Say TXSTA, RCSTA, SPBRG.

    Do a simple Test, with your current OSCCON setting do a simple LED blink. use DEFINE OSC 4.. then use DEFINE OSC 8

    what happen?

    That is what I thought so.
    Daniel, could you pls test it and post the result?


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    With DEFINE OSC 8 the LEDs are blinking slowly...

    With DEFINE OSC 4 the LEDs are blinking faster...

    I'm confused... :|
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    Normal... they have to blink twice the speed of DEFINE OSC 8 right?
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