Mplab Sim

[Acetronics2]

Hi,

The first thing I see is you have mixed inputs and outputs ...

ex; if PIR = 1 then ... etc.etc. ... and PIR is declared as an output ( possible ... but really surprising here !!! )

same for "lights" ...

Begin by checking all your I/0 declares ... ( 0 for OUTPUT and 1 for Input = simple !!! )

Alain

[steelman]

That is " if pir is high then...", same with the lights "if lights high then...".
Or have I done something wrong?

[Acetronics2]

Hi,

I've just tried to explain you you were reading your outputs instead of the inputs ...

Of course, MPSIM has some trouble with that !!!

Alain

[skimask]

Hi,
I've just tried to explain you you were reading your outputs instead of the inputs ...
Of course, MPSIM has some trouble with that !!!
Alain

The HIGH and LOW commands automatically set the respective pins to outputs....but the few input statement still won't work....

Also, PIR is a named register on PICs. You might not want to use that name for a variable. Might mess you up in the future. Same with RESET (could be confused with the MCLR function somewhere sometime) and ACC (some might confuse that with Accumulator).

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Skimask

the "reserved word" is PIR1 ... then, no Pb with PIR.


Now look at output initialisation :

- the named outputs are declared as inputs in the TRIS ... and vice-versa.

Alain

[skimask]

Hi, Skimask
the "reserved word" is PIR1 ... then, no Pb with PIR.

Now look at output initialisation :
- the named outputs are declared as inputs in the TRIS ... and vice-versa.

Alain

PIR - just pointing the PIR out as well as the others for future reference, something that might cause a problem in the future.

I/O - yep, noticed that right away, but you got to it first

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Skimask

You know what ???

I really DO HATE "tuning" ....

LOL

Alain