Timing diagram for MSGEQ7 spectrum analyzer chip, is it correct?


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    Default Re: Timing diagram for MSGEQ7 spectrum analyzer chip, is it correct?

    Excuse my ignorance, but what's the alternative to setting bits without using high/low?
    Is it preferable just to use "PORTB.1 = 1" etc?
    yes or EVEN BETTER LATB.1 = 1 if chip has LAT regs

    high/low always resets TRIS bit wether it needs to or not (ie already set to output)
    which takes a

    BANKSEL TRISX
    BCF TRISX,PIN
    BANKSEL PORTX
    BSF/BCF PORTX,PIN
    BANKSEL 0

    HEAPS OF STUFF
    Warning I'm not a teacher

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    Default Re: Timing diagram for MSGEQ7 spectrum analyzer chip, is it correct?

    Quote Originally Posted by richard View Post
    high/low always resets TRIS bit wether it needs to or not (ie already set to output)
    which takes a

    BANKSEL TRISX
    BCF TRISX,PIN
    BANKSEL PORTX
    BSF/BCF PORTX,PIN
    BANKSEL 0

    HEAPS OF STUFF
    wow, that's a lot of junk going on ;-)
    thanks.

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