18f4550

[ngeronikolos]

Hi to every picbasic crazy brain,

I have an experiance in pic16f628.
I decide to do the next step to pic's.So i choose the 18f4550.

Please I need a sample code to begin with a blink led.

PicBsic pro 2.47
PICKIT2
MPLAB IDE v7.60

Thanks in advance
Nikos

[skimask]

Hi to every picbasic crazy brain,

I have an experiance in pic16f628.
I decide to do the next step to pic's.So i choose the 18f4550.

Please I need a sample code to begin with a blink led.

PicBsic pro 2.47
PICKIT2
MPLAB IDE v7.60

Thanks in advance
Nikos

Since you have PBP 2.47, there is an example in the book.

[ngeronikolos]

Hello,

Please help I need sample code for my first program on PIC18F4550.

Thanks in advanve
Nikos

[skimask]

Hello,

Please help I need sample code for my first program on PIC18F4550.

Thanks in advanve
Nikos

Refer to post #2!!! Section 2.2

[keithdoxey]

I have an experiance in pic16f628.
I decide to do the next step to pic's.So i choose the 18f4550.

Please I need a sample code to begin with a blink led.

Why not just put one of your existing programs on the 18F4550 ?

Or are you asking for a sample program to test some of the additional features on the device (which probably wouldnt be needed for "Blink LED")

[ngeronikolos]

ok

Let's say that I am going to use the code from 16f628 to blink a led in Porta.1

loop:
High PORTA.1 'Turn on LED
Pause 500 ' Delay for .5 seconds
Low PORTA.1 'Turn off LED
Pause 500 ' Delay for .5 seconds
Goto loop ' Go back to loop and blink LED forever
End

How I will use the internal osc?

In 16f628 i did this:
@ DEVICE pic16f628, INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT

Now it did not work.
What else it needs to work?

Nikos

[keithdoxey]

ok
How I will use the internal osc?

In 16f628 i did this:
@ DEVICE pic16f628, INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT

Now it did not work.
What else it needs to work?

Nikos

How did you find out how to set the Internal Oscilator for the 16F628 ?

Presumably by looking in the datasheet for the device to see what needed to be configured.

By looking in the datasheet for any PIC you will be able to find what needs to be set. It may take a few tries before you get the correct results but that is how you learn....from your mistakes.

Also read the sections about Analogue Ports and Comparators.

[mister_e]

What the heck happen on this forum since few weeks/months?

Guys, if you can't help, don't answer, don't waste your/our time and bandwith.

Even if this is a simple question, 18F4550 have tons of Configuration fuse to set. Can be enough to stop someone to use it.

There's really a lot of a s s kicking to do here

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ngeronikolos,

have a look at the following, OK, it's more than a LED blink, but this should give you some hints at least about the config fuses settings.

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...ght=pic18f4550

HTH

[skimask]

What the heck happen on this forum since few weeks/months? Guys, if you can't help, don't answer, don't waste your/our time and bandwidth. Even if this is a simple question, 18F4550 have tons of Configuration fuse to set. Can be enough to stop someone to use it. There's really a lot of a s s kicking to do here

Because...even without setting config registers (I suppose depending on the programmer and any previous settings that might be 'locked in'), the '4550 will start up (as most newer PICs will) with a 1Mhz internal clock (depending on the PIC model), not perfect, but enough to get things up and running... especially the ol' "blinky led" type program.
And...You and I both know that the '628 blinky led program wasn't going to work as expected in the earlier post since there is no mention of the ADCON CMCON registers. This is all mentioned in the PBP manual under section 2.5, which is labeled I've Got Troubles, where it specifically mentions the comparator and the analog ports, not to mention the issues with RA4, all of which seem to plague SOOOO many people. But that assumes that the person has a copy of the book.
And as far as the pins being configured as inputs on reset, the HIGH and LOW statement for the 'blinky led' program should take care of that.