shayne@spectreengineering.com

I would like to request support for the 16F145X family of devices. Is this a matter of creating an appropriate h-file that has the correct register mapping, or is it more challengint than that? Thanks, Shayne

Thanks for the reply. I have been running the code on a 16F819 device. Just as a test, I built a board with a 16F689 and got the same results. I ran the code in the debugger and it seems to be OK, it just doesn't seem to run in hardware. I wonder if my circuit design is to blame, but I seem to get appropriate transitions on the pins when I monitor them with a scope. I'm at a loss... I thought perhaps I'd try writing a function in assembly to test the switch.

Hi, I am trying to get digital input on a 16F688. I have tried both port A and port C, but can't seem to read digital input. My code is listed below. I am using port C3 as input, port C1 as output. BatMon.h has function prototypes only. #include <system.h> #include "BatMon.h" #pragma DATA _CONFIG, _FCMEN_OFF & _INTOSCIO & _WDT_OFF & _BOD_OFF & _CP_OFF volatile bit rtc @PORTC.3; // RA4 button void main() { HWInit(); for(;;) { lrtc = readSW0(); if(rtc == 1) ToggleRed(); delay_s(1); }//for(ever) }//main void H

Hi, how does system.h know which device I am going to use? Do I need to #define anything? -Shayne

Hi, is there some description somewhere of what the configuration flags that are defined in the various header files are for? Thanks, Shayne

Hi, I'm somewhat new to PICs and BoostC (though not to microcontrollers), and I had a couple of questions. What devices are supported by the i2c_driver routines that are found in the BoostC installation? From the looks of it, I'm assuming the 16F8XX series? How different are the devices in that series from each other? I also have a question regarding debugging. I am using the ICSP features to program the devices in my circuit board. I have done that OK, blinking lights and so forth, but as I get into more complicated applications (such as I2C interfaces), I'd like to be able to ste