I've been experimenting a bit, INT pins 0, 1, and 2 aren't working. If I switch to IOC, is there an entry for that!? // Unterbrechung st_bit(INTCON0, GIE); IOCAP=0x0; IOCAN=0x4; IOCCP=0x0; IOCCN=0x0;st_bit(PIE0, IOCIE); Yes, the last line is a bit strange. The interrupt works then, but only once. If...

Sorry, the DAC works. I didn't realize it's an 8-bit DAC, not a 5-bit one. Unfortunately, the EEPROM isn't working.

Sorry, unfortunately, the DAC isn't working either—neither in the simulation nor on the chip.

Hello Ben,
interrupts 0, 1, and 2 are not working. When mapping the PIC18F05Q41, Port B is also listed as an option.
The PIC18F05(06)Q41 has 14 pins. It does not have a Port B. Only the 20-pin chips have a Port B. When will the component be completed?
I2C is also very important.


Thank you

Hi,
I'm using v10. All the entries look correct, but the chip is behaving incorrectly. The falling edge and both edges behave identically.

I don't have a switch; it's a reflex coupler. It has a low slew rate. That's why I've configured the input pin as an input and set it to smittrigger using TRISA = 0b001100; and INLVLA = 0b001100;. The positive edge and both edges work, but the negative edge doesn't work. It behaves the same as if bo...

Hi Martin,

these are exactly the entries (C code) in my interrupt handler. It works with other chips such as the 16F1825/27, the 18F14K22, and many others as well. You have to use a chip. In the simulation, it almost always works, even if it doesn't work on the chip.

Hello,

I've noticed that on the PIC 16F18326, interrupts always trigger on both edges when a falling edge is set. This applies to the IOC and INT pins.

Regards

grrrh!!!

thanks ;o)

Hi Ben, The ported project now compiles without errors, thank you for that. Here is a very small program. It runs without errors in the simulation, but produces an error message during compilation. What have I overlooked? Error creating C source code: test-18426.c : 208 : error : Syntax error Autocl...