Hello Martin,

Port C is not available for patching. This applies to all PIC18FxxQ41, 14-pin, and 20-pin devices. I can only send a project file once port C is also available for patching, as my PCB is designed for port C. Please also activate port C for patching.

Thank you.

The compiler ran once without errors. After updating cal_spi.fcpx, the compiler crashes with an error message. The current project only has interrupt pins, interrupt IOC, MIDI, and digital inputs and outputs. Remapping the MIDI component only offers port C. According to the data sheet, the component...

Hello,

The error is definitely caused by the I2C component. Since the last update (PIC_CAL_SPI.c), the compiler crashes with an error message.

The description of Flowcode V.11 mentions support for the PIC Q series. Does this mean that the series is only supported by version 11?

internal osc 64Mhz
It seems that the LUT component is not working either. Instead of a sine wave, it produces a random output. An up-down counter produces a triangular signal at the output of the PWM.

Hi Martin Hi Ben, sorry, the internal EPROM seems to be working. I forgot to reactivate the address description. The timing problem is really the I2C component. Midi isn't working either. I activated a Midi send function, and something is being sent. But the receiver isn't responding. Seems to be th...

Hi Martin, The EEPROM component does not write (or read, or both), and the MIDI component does not work. The timing problem is definitely due to the I2C component. Perhaps an (i2c)-interrupt problem? If there is no I2C component such as serial EEPROM, I2C DAC, or I2C DIGIPOT, the speed of the progra...

Hello Ben, I have flashed a chip with a small program containing the components EEProm, Serial-EEPRom (i2c), Digital Pot (i2c), PWM, and UART (Midi). The timing is OK. PWM 62.5 KHz is correct. Clock out 16 MHZ (FOSC/4) is correct. The compiler runs without errors. PWM works, interrupts work, digital...

OK, the OSC speed feels like 1/100 or less.

Hello Ben, I have ported a project from the PIC18F14K22 to the PIC18F15Q41. All functions are OK, but the OSC speed feels like 1/10 or less. I set INTOSC to 64MHZ and inserted the C code OSCFRQ=0x08;. The problem persists. Could you create and post a small project with the settings 64MHz, Oscillator...

Hello Ben,
I forgot to mention that the compiler runs without errors with the PIC18F05Q41 and the EEPROM component.