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    Post the code you're having problems with. Hard to say without seeing that.
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    -Bruce
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    Cool highs and low

    got most things working now except
    cannot get changover from 1 to 0 on gpio.0
    its going high due to the pullup but when i ground does not respond

    might not be explaining this properly but can work on gpio.5

    where i have a resistor to gnd and a pb to 5 volts
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    Angry got to be crazy

    What Seems To Be Happening Is I Cannot Get Gpi0.0 To Change State Using The Pullup
    Dont Know If Its A Electrical Issue Or Not See Sample Program Above Just Grounding Pin 7 Momentarily
    But Prgram Does Not Respond Works On Gpi0.5 With A Res Pulled Low And A Pb To High
    Last edited by jcleaver; - 15th March 2007 at 14:36.

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    Which PIC are you actually using? Your code example above indicates a 12F675, but you asked about the 12F683?

    For the 12F675 you need CMCON = 7 to disable comparators.
    For the 12F683 you need CMCON0 = 7 to disable comparators.
    Last edited by Bruce; - 15th March 2007 at 15:56.
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    Wink pic

    bruce i tried both but the pic12f675 works with one of my programmers beter dont have to keep swaping out the pic so thats what i am trying now
    really does not mater after i get it working

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    How does it work with this?

    Code:
    @ DEVICE PIC12F675,MCLR_OFF,INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT,WDT_OFF,BOD_ON,PWRT_ON
    ANSEL = 0         
    CMCON = 7  
    OPTION_REG = 0    
    TRISIO = %00100011
    WPU = %00000011
    
    ' Example program from manual to blink an LED connected to gpio.4 about once
    ' a sec
    led var gpio.0
    
    loop:
       if  led = 1 then
           low 2
       else
           high 2
       endif
    
       HIGH gpio.4
       ' Turn on LED connected to gpio.4
       Pause 1000    ' Delay for .5 seconds
       LOW gpio.4
       ' Turn off LED connected to gpio.4
       Pause 500       ' Delay for .5 seconds 
       Goto loop       ' Go back to loop and blink LED forever
       End
    Last edited by Bruce; - 15th March 2007 at 16:06.
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    -Bruce
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    Question onward

    this functions but not as expected at first pin to v+ caused change
    than after short time v- caused change which is what i would expect
    dont quiet understand inital operation but this is doing what i want
    thanks

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