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    can you post your whole code here?

    If you do it in asm, make sure you're in the right BANK first.. unless, you may have no joy at all. BANKSEL comes handy... IN 100% ASM ONLY. If you're using a mix of PBP and assembler, you NEED to use
    CHK?RP CMCON

    instead of BANKSEL.

    HEY, wait a minute... the code you posted in your first post is not PBP, but something close to ASM and BASIC??? What is it?

    Sure it's based on Skimask's wishes
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    Mister_E,
    Look at the first post. Attachments are there now.
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    Default Thanks for the help...still dazed and confused

    That's the only assembly routine I have in the code. It's all attached but if you need I'll include in the body of a post. Yeah Dave (Don't know what was happening there with attachments...thanks again). Anyway I tried CMCON=7 and CMCON=%00000111. When the code hits "high l9:high l11ause 3:"..l9 flashes (almost imperceptibly) then l11 goes high. When it gets to the next section ('High l10:low l11:high l12) then l10 goes high and l12 does nothing!!

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    what happen if you remove all those colon in your code???

    Pause 3, seems really fast so far... 300 could be more interesting.

    Not sure of those multiple...
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    RETURN
    END
    L12 refer to RA.4, and it's an open drain type. You can't drive a LED as you wish. At least, you could drive it if it's connected between Vdd, and the PIC, not between GND and PIC
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    Default Pause 3 and colons

    I have a pause of 3 because I am using an external clock signal from a 555 astable with an adjustable (low) frequency ( so that the flash rate is adjustable). It is definately a visible speed. The colons are there because I had each sequence on it's own line earlier. I split the lines and left the colon's because I read something last night in an old post by ski-mask discussing something along these lines. I just recoded without the colons as I'm typing this and nothing changed at all.

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    What Mister_E said about RA.4 might be it -- or -- Looking at the two attachments it might be a combination of code and hardware. In the code I do not see a complimentary pin all of the time.

    I made this up for some hide I work with, it explains what I am getting at.
    http://mackrackit.com/mac/www/dave/LED/LEDs.html
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    I don't understand why it shouldn't work unless you have an hardware problem OR a bad configuration fuse setting.....

    what happen with that one???
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            @       __CONFIG  _INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT & _MCLRE_OFF  &  _LVP_OFF & _WDT_OFF & _PWRTE_ON  & _BODEN_ON  
            '
            '       or use the one bellow if you use PM assembler
            '   @       device  pic16F628A, intrc_osc, wdt_on, mclr_on, lvp_off, protect_off 
            PORTB = 0
            PORTA = 0
            TRISB = 0
            TRISA = 0
            CMCON = 7
            
    START:
            PORTA = 255
            PORTB = 255
            PAUSE   200
            PORTA = 0
            PORTB = 0        
            PAUSE   200
            GOTO    START
    but yeah... pure assumption, no schematic available, and i need more cofee
    Last edited by mister_e; - 14th July 2007 at 14:52.
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