@Martin yes that should have been obvious to me
Fixed, thanks.

Jan

Hi Ben, thanks for chiming in.

They are there but not under Common but rather under Common>V9.
I did not change any of the default folder locations during install.

Jan

Hi, Moving to a new laptop, installed FC9 succesfully, then downloaded and ran the toolchain for the 8bit PICs. When trying to compile the project I get the message Toolchain not installed. I repeated a few times, with FC9 not open during the toolchain install. Toolchain is installed, when re-instal...

This had stumped me some time: how to name a bit called (overbar)WPPU in the data sheet.
Of course: OPTION_REGbits.nWPPU = 1 !
Thanks (again) Martin.

Jan Didden

I found this video on the subject from Microchip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tf2SfSm6fQg Anyway, finally got it to work. It appears that if you redirect to another pin, you have to 'reset' the redirection that was in place before. For example, if you redirect first to RB2 and then to RB3, you s...

Latest version, not sure what else to try.

jan

No change. I also tried to re-enable the PWM after each redirect command, thinking that redirection might stop it. But that didn't make a difference either. But! The plot thickens, see attached. I did reset the config bit that allows only a one-time redirection (for instance at init, but not when th...

I'll check, but the flashing as such works correctly, so I don't think thats the issue, also it is defined with initial value 0.

Jan

Hi Ben, that does not appear to work, see attached.
I can select which LED is flashing by selecting the appropriate port/pin in the PWM component property dialog,
(which confirms the correct hardware connections), but it doesn't redirect due to the code.

Jan

I need to dynamically (under program control) remap the output of the PWM3 channel to different output pins, like B2, B3, B4. In the PWM component properties dialog I can select an initial output pin, like B3. But then later in the program I need to redirect it to for instance B4. Studying the data ...