SOLVED - IOC works on B0 but not B5

[Demon]

I don't understand how you seem to have disabled the PPS for pins B0 and B5 without allocating something to them. Don't they need something allocated to them whether it's a port access or peripheral whatever if you plan to use the pins?

Apologies, I'm still learning this stuff,

Troy

Yeah, so am I.

I looked for a way to move "treat this like a GP pin" via PPS settings, but I don't see anything like that.

Unless you just can't recycle CCP pins, unless you move another peripheral to it (which is very possible).

[rocket_troy]

Yeah, so am I.

I looked for a way to move "treat this like a GP pin" via PPS settings, but I don't see anything like that.

Unless you just can't recycle CCP pins, unless you move another peripheral to it (which is very possible).

I was thinking outputs not inputs - [slapping forehead] my bad

Troy

[Demon]

I was thinking outputs not inputs - [slapping forehead] my bad

Troy

I'm no better; look at the previous post when I was blindly setting inputs when I was using outputs only.

[Ioannis]

If MCC can produce all the config code, why not use this tool?

For some reason I have not found why I am not able to use it on my PC. But I guess Richard can as we discussed that some time ago.

Ioannis

[Demon]

If MCC can produce all the config code, why not use this tool? ...

What is MCC, and what tool are you talking about?

[HenrikOlsson]

MCC is the tool. MPLAB Code Configurator.
Select a device, select peripheral(s), select configuration for those peripheral(s) and it outputs configuration code for you (in C syntax).

[Ioannis]

This tool comes in two flavors. Stand alone and plug-in for MPLABX

Here it is https://www.microchip.com/en-us/tool...e-configurator

There are tutorials also in YouTube

Ioannis