PIC10F202 Variable trouble

[sayzer]

Hi George,

If it is not a secret government project, can you post your code?


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[George]

Sure, all it does is dims a light down after 20 minutes of being on.

@ device pic10F202, mclr_off, protect_off, wdt_off

TRISIO = %1100

triac VAR GPIO.2
trigger VAR GPIO.3

dim VAR WORD
Time VAR WORD
Time2 VAR BYTE
b0 VAR BYTE

Clear
GPIO = 0
dim = 100


Start:

time = time + 1 'increment timer in 1/50 seconds

IF time > 30000 Then 'make a 10 min increment
time = 0
time2 = time2 + 1
EndIF

b0 = b0 + 1 'increment for every 4 phase cycles
IF b0 >= 3 Then b0 = 0

IF time2 >= 2 AND b0 = 2 Then dim = dim + 1 'if over 20 min then start dimming dim period 4 cycles = 10 mins

IF dim > 7500 Then dim = 7500 'down to dim level - 9000 = off, 7500 approx 15%

if time2 > 72 then 'turn off after 12 hours
dim = 9000
time2 = 73 'prevent from cycling
endif

LowSide: 'look for trigger points and trigger triac

IF trigger = 1 Then lowside 'wait for phase to go low
GPIO.5 = 0 'weight input to sense zero crossing
PauseUs dim 'wait for dim period
Output triac 'fire triac
triac = 0
PauseUs 400
Input triac

HighSide:

IF trigger = 0 Then HighSide
GPIO.5 = 1
PauseUs dim
Output triac
triac = 0
PauseUs 400
Input triac

GoTo start

[mister_e]

It's the down side of those nifty 10Fs with most compiler. The use of assembler is handy in this case... but i'll have a look at this one to see what i can do...

[mister_e]

Not tested but assuming you're not using any Gosubs... it could work.

Inspiration taken bellow
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...light=modifier

Sure it could be dangerous.... compile O.K

@ device pic10F202, mclr_off, protect_off, wdt_off

TRISIO = %1100

asm
dim=SOFT_STACK  		
Time=SOFT_STACK + 2
Time2=SOFT_STACK_PTR
endasm
dim   VAR WORD ext
Time  VAR WORD ext   
Time2 VAR BYTE ext
b0    VAR BYTE 

Clear
GPIO = 0
dim = 100


Start:
    time = time + 1 'increment timer in 1/50 seconds
    
    IF time > 30000 Then 'make a 10 min increment
        time = 0
        time2 = time2 + 1
        EndIF
    
    b0 = b0 + 1 'increment for every 4 phase cycles
    IF b0 >= 3 Then b0 = 0
    
    IF (time2 >= 2) then 
       if b0 = 2 Then dim = dim + 1 'if over 20 min then start dimming dim period 4 cycles = 10 mins
       endif

    IF dim > 7500 Then dim = 7500 'down to dim level - 9000 = off, 7500 approx 15%
    
    if time2 > 72 then 'turn off after 12 hours
        dim = 9000
        time2 = 73 'prevent from cycling
        endif

LowSide: 'look for GPIO.3 points and GPIO.3 GPIO.2
    IF GPIO.3 = 1 Then lowside 'wait for phase to go low
    GPIO.5 = 0 'weight input to sense zero crossing
    PauseUs dim 'wait for dim period
    TRISIO.2=0 'fire GPIO.2
    GPIO.2 = 0
    PauseUs 400
    TRISIO.2=1

HighSide:
    IF GPIO.3 = 0 Then HighSide
    GPIO.5 = 1
    PauseUs dim
    TRISIO.2=0
    GPIO.2 = 0
    PauseUs 400
    TRISIO.2=1
    GoTo start

Good luck!

[George]

Hey steve - that looks like some funky stuff yr doing there - tho it's still saying that it's unable to fit variable b0. Any easy way to solve it? Else I'm gonna move to a 12F - seems such a waste tho as I'm only using 2 I/Os. I'm trying to design it for a production run - so I did like the cost and form of the 10F.

[mister_e]

be sure you copy past the whole thing above. It compile ok to me. I did few minors change to the one you posted before.

I guess about a IF (condition a) AND (condition b) then... line... right?

[George]

Hey - copied it all across and it compiled thanks - however - it won't program :s

"ROM programming error at address 0x0000
Good 0x0025
Bad 0x0FE7"

Any ideas on what that could mean?

Thanks
Brendon