shiftout data

[savnik]

I have code for to shiftout data (works)

    enable_pin  var portb.7            ' set for the enable pin
    data_pin    var porta.1            ' set for the data pin
    clock_pin   var porta.0            ' set for the clock pin
    
   	PLL	 var  Word
    
    high enable_pin
    shiftout data_pin , clock_pin , 0 , [PLL\16]
    low enable_pin

I use the variable PLL which is 16 bit (1 word).

Now I want to send first the 16 bit (PLL1) and after to send 11 bit (PLL)
But don't work.

PLL var Word
PLL1 var Word

high enable_pin
shiftout data_pin , clock_pin , 0 , [PLL1\16]
shiftout data_pin , clock_pin , 0 , [PLL\11]
low enable_pin

How to send the first 5 bit(msb) and after to send the others 11 bit(lsb) with shiftout

[Kamikaze47]

> How to send the first 5 bit(msb) and after to send the others 11 bit(lsb) with shiftout

I'm not totally clear on what you are trying to do, but from that i'm assuming you want to send the word in the following order: bit11 bit12 bit13 bit14 bit15 bit0 bit1 ... bit9 bit10

if so, you can do it like this:

variable1  var word
temp       var word

temp=variable1>>11
shiftout data_pin, clock_pin, 0, [temp\5]
shiftout data_pin, clock_pin, 0, [variable1\11]

If this is not the order you want the bits sent, what order do you want?

[savnik]

> How to send the first 5 bit(msb) and after to send the others 11 bit(lsb) with shiftout

I'm not totally clear on what you are trying to do, but from that i'm assuming you want to send the word in the following order: bit11 bit12 bit13 bit14 bit15 bit0 bit1 ... bit9 bit10

if so, you can do it like this:

variable1  var word
temp       var word

temp=variable1>>11
shiftout data_pin, clock_pin, 0, [temp\5]
shiftout data_pin, clock_pin, 0, [variable1\11]

If this is not the order you want the bits sent, what order do you want?

I have the word PLL
bit15-bit14-bit13-bit12-bit11-bit10-bit9-bit8-bit7-bit6-bit5-bit4-bit3-bit2-bit1-bit0
I want to send the bit15-bit14-bit13-bit12-bit11 first
and after send the bit10-bit9-bit8-bit7-bit6-bit5-bit4-bit3-bit2-bit1-bit0

[Kamikaze47]

temp       var word

' code to send bit11-bit15
temp=PLL>>11
shiftout data_pin, clock_pin, 0, [temp\5]

' code to send bit0-bit10
shiftout data_pin, clock_pin, 0, [PLL\11]
'                             
'                             ^
'                             ^
' The 0's here means it will send the least significant
' bits first. i.e for the second section: bit0 first,
' then bit1, then bit2, etc. If you want it to send the
' most significant bits first you should set this to 1.