newbie question
hi,
i am new with microcode studio.my problem is i need to connect switches to pic16f877 to "on" the pic so that i can send my data to the lcd.but how to "off" the pic to stop sending data by writing coding in pic?i need the command that can stop the pic from continue sending data when the switch is opened.thankz.
Last edited by daphne8888; - 21st March 2008 at 18:20.
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Hu? Try again. Makes no sense.Originally Posted by daphne8888
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i mean that i connect a port to a push button where is the other end is connected to a pull up resistor with 5V. when i push the button, it will on. but after i release, it should b off but why my pic on the port still is 'high' ? got what coding that can change the input that "high" to "low"?
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Still doesn't make much sense....losing something in the translation....
But if I'm getting what you're saying, the 'high' to 'low' command is right in the PBP manual.
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The diagram says a lot.
The end of the switches that is connected to the resistors should go to ground and the resistors should go to the pin ports.
Port (pin) Logic is HIGH with switch idle, LOW when switch is pushed. This is for the first picture, when (unlike what you said) the resistors are tied to ground, In the second picture I can't see where they are tied.Code:PIN<--------->SWITCH<---------->GROUND ^ | | | L----------->RESISTOR<-------->Vdd(power)
Anyway I NOW understand what you are saying. What's going on is you push the button for a high, the port goes high, but when you release the switch, the port still reads high. That's called a "FLOATING INPUT" and a poor design. Use the logic I show above. It's a good way to keep the pins from floating (not high, not low, but read as high).
Last edited by JD123; - 21st March 2008 at 21:16.
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Now the translation makes sense....somewhat....
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