I would place a turn key safty switch in line to make sure.
Tim
Hi Manuel,
You should check the nuts & volts website as a model rocket launcher was a PIC project I believe early in 2006.
I was looking into building a couple for my grandsons that was fully automatic with an ISD chip providing the countdown over a loud speaker adding the various system checks. I thought of using a relay to prevent accidental ignition. Have it wired normally open until a specific point in the countdown then if the other safety checks were okay then the relay would be switched on enabling launch voltage ready for the count to reach zero.
I was heavy into rocketry as a kid myself! Have fun.
BobK
Hi, Manu
It's a VERY common Pic issue : defining pin states at power up ...
so, it's easy but relatively unknown ...
1) Write your output intial state : PORTx = % 00110010 i.e.
2) Select input or output : TRISx = % 11000001 i.e.
yes ... so simple as this !!!
Alain
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Hi
I agree with Acetronics
also this PULL-DOWN will not help if the pin went high for low time ,
this will help to keep your PIN pulled to the ground (NOT FLOOATING) in case the pin was setuped as input or AN .
good luck
After any reset the Pins will be set as input - for you, they will be tristate!
So, add the pull-down-resistor an write a good programm !
PBP 2.50C, MCS+ 3.0.0.5, MPLAB 8, MPASM 5.14, ASIX Presto, PoScope, mE mikroBasic V7.2, PICKIT2
Hi there. Thanks a lot for all your answers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its great to be able to ask for help and get it so quick!!!!
I will use the pull-down resistor and be sure to configure the port to output low.
Thanks a lot again! Great forum!
Manuel
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