INTCON or Interrupt-on-Change IOCCON ?
INTCON = 00 0 0 0 0 0 1
bit 7-6 = 0 / unimplemented
bit 5 = gpio.5
bit 4 = gpio.4
bit 3 = gpio.3
bit 2 = gpio.2
bit 1 = gpio.1
bit 0 = gpio.0
GPIO.0 = M_BUT so 1 = enable
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INTCON or Interrupt-on-Change IOCCON ?
INTCON = 00 0 0 0 0 0 1
bit 7-6 = 0 / unimplemented
bit 5 = gpio.5
bit 4 = gpio.4
bit 3 = gpio.3
bit 2 = gpio.2
bit 1 = gpio.1
bit 0 = gpio.0
GPIO.0 = M_BUT so 1 = enable
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So does this look right;
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'---------- Options ------------------------------------------------------------
define OSC 4 'Set oscillator (clk) to 4MHz
OSCCON = %01100111 'Oscillator Settings
ANSEL = %000000 'Analog/Digital ports
INTCON = %00000001 'GPIO External interrupts
GPIO = %000000 'Set High/Low GPIO.5 -> GPIO.0 (all low)
TRISIO = %001001 'Set input/output GPIO.5 -> GPIO.0 (GP0 & 3 input)
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Problem it is throwin some errors on it.
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no compilation error here...
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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it is saying
thinks they are symbols
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Doesn't look like you've got 12F683 selected in the drop down...Originally Posted by erice1984
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ya got me, thanks.. I didn't realize that was important, thought it was only used for programming
All I need to do is make use of interrupts and I think this thing is ready for a try
Last edited by erice1984; - 5th July 2007 at 19:29.
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