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  1. - 4th December 2006, 06:50 #1
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    Default calibration clock 12f508

    hi!

    f I want to use the inside (12F508) clock all it takes is writing the lace
    @ device pic12F508, intrc_osc, MCLR_OFF,WDT_OFF,PROTECT_OFF
    @ movwf OSCCAL must other be added? do you make me some example?
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    Just have a look to the firsts manual pages ... there's a dedicated DEFINE !!!

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    Hi!

    I wanted to only know if the compiler produces the code or must use of the directives in assembler?

    I must read the datasheet of the 12f508 or I must read the handbook of compiler PICBASIC PRO?
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    The minimum You HAVE to read is ... BOTH ...

    A look to Microchip Assembler is not too much nor, if used !!!

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    Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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    IF there is the word "Problem" in your question ...
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    hi!

    ok, the forum because exists?
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    Quote Originally Posted by volcane
    hi!

    ok, the forum because exists?


    To help a person who, after exhausting other options such as reading the datasheets or the manuals, or after doing a number of tests, try, experiments, etc. is just plain stuck and needs a nudge to figure out a problem.
    Doesn't look to me like you've done any of the above...
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