Sorry you are right, there is no crystal (it's my age) I still haven't figured out where the terms in your config expression come from. They are clearly assembler terms of some kind
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Sorry you are right, there is no crystal (it's my age) I still haven't figured out where the terms in your config expression come from. They are clearly assembler terms of some kind
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Are you using PM or MPASAM for the assembler?
If you are using MPASAM, ( my choice) goto program files,microchip,mpasamsuite and find the *.inc file for your chip. At or near the end of the file all of the different fuse settings are listed.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543
Goes into more detail. Pay close attention to Melanie and Mister_E.
If you are still unclear let us know.
Dave
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How old are you???Originally Posted by DavidFMarks
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Dave
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Many thanks for that, Had a quick look at the link ..looks just the thing I wanted, Bit late to study now, bedtime & just got in from g daughters school musical. Age ? put it this way, Faraday hadn't satrted shaving when I got into this game and I aint going to seeing the good old three score years and ten again so its good to be helped by all you patient youngsters ! Thanks again !
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Hi again,
Got the porta I/O proble sorted insofar as i can now switch on any of the a port bits and light an led. Or so I thought, I wrote a program which switched on each bit of the port in turn held it with a pause 500 command and then switched it off and so on. When writing te Christmas star program I wrote simple code tp switch on all of the bits of PortA (they are each connected through Darlingtons to the - line of one of 16 arms (the other 8 are driven from portc by identical code (other than the port id). Now what happens is that only pins 4 6 and 8 remain high (leds lit). I have now written a separate little piece of code to test it. If I switch each pin on in turn pausing between each one (but not switching them off ) then led 0 switches on and after the specified delay it switches off and the next one comes on. only when I get to pins 4 6 and 8 do they stay switched on. Another curiousity which may be a clue is that when I compile and program the pickit2 comes on with a lower Vdd(about 3.8 and I have to turn it up again. I have also removed the darlingtons so there are only leds an port A but it has made no difference. If anyone can spot whatever my latest stupid mistake is I would be very grateful. BTW the reason I could'nt originally use pins 6 an7 was that [I] had my knickers in a twist thinking I was programming with MPASm when in fact I was using the default !!
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Hi David,
Let's have a look at your code, and schematic, if you don't mind. What is wired on those ports (as leftover from the demo board's orig.) ? Anything?
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Hi
Before I post the code I seem to remember that there is a particular etiquette for including code in a post but I can't find any reference to it. Just thought I'd ask as I dont want to upset folk . Thanks
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Code tags work well.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/misc.php?do=bbcode#code
Makes thing a little more readable.
Dave
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