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Don't forget you can view the value of all your variables when running using Simulation Debugger.

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Glad it's working. I've often overlooked things myself

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In configurations (Build > Project Options) you have Port A5 set as "External Clock In". That's probably your problem.

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I appear to need new batteries in my calculator as I seem to have miscounted the pins on the "46"

It does look like it should have Port-B IOC capabilities and is probably just an oversight as you suggest.

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Hi I'm not sure if Flowcode supports that chip as I don't see it in the list. Did you perhaps mean 16(L)F18446? If so, Section 15.5 of the data sheet Register Summary - Interrupt On Change states "Note: PORTB associated registers as well as IOCCx6 and IOCCx7 bits are available for 20-pin or higher p...

Hi I don't envy your task as encryption has the potential to quickly snowball out of hand and overwhelm the capabilities of less powerful chips. If the ESP has hardware capabilities that would initially seem the way to go, but of course it limits you to only using ESPs in your project. Have you defi...

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If I understand your request correctly, you wish to change the values of P,I and D during program execution? If so you can simply drag a component macro on to your chart, then select DSPPIDControl and from the submenu select ChangePID.

You can then use variables to set the parameters.

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