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    Thanks scalerobotics,

    Got it working,

    just a quick question:

    The lines remarked in PBP's Inc file are default settings ? This means if i dont add the config lines in the code PBP will set these fuses by it self ( and by remarking them there will be no default settings ).

    Is this correct ?

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruijc View Post

    The lines remarked in PBP's Inc file are default settings ? This means if i dont add the config lines in the code PBP will set these fuses by it self ( and by remarking them there will be no default settings ).

    Is this correct ?
    Yes, you've got it. You can either edit it in PBP's inc files, and change it chip by chip. Or you can remark them out of PBP's inc files, and put them in your code for each project. They are the default settings. I usually copy them into my project, remark them out of PBP's inc file, and use them as a starting point.

    Glad you've got it working.

    Walter

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    I agree with you and that's how i'll do

    Thanks Walter

    My best regards
    Rui

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    Default p18f45k20 beginer, help please!!!

    Hi everybody. I got a pickit3 with a p18f45k20 chip. I would like to program in C. I would like to control a dc motor by pressing the button on the demo board or by connecting two switches, on for forward motion and one for reverse. can ANYBODY please help me with an example and please tell me what compiler i need to download etc. ive got mplab.
    Or if it is easier to control a servo motor a example will be appriciated aswell. thanks

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    I would like to program in C
    Your best bet for finding help would be on the forum for the C compiler you're using. Not on one for a BASIC compiler...
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    -Bruce
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