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Hello friends, I have a program that does not work, I think that it is a failure of configuration Of the project, I formed internal oscillator to 4mhz for the pic 16f88,I think that I have formed something badly, I need help to solve the problem .......Someone can help me checking the project please? .... regards.

Hi Francisco!

In your config setting, and oscillolator selection, try to set it on XT.

Best regard


Jorgen..

The PCB this perfect, he working well, with the same program that I have put, but designed with another software, but with flowcode is impossible, does not work, I need, to stop designing with another program and designing my projects with flowcode ..... because of it I want to do that it works ...

PD: A lot of thank you for your answer,but my problem is that I have to put internal oscillator because already I have the made PCB .... regards .

You need to add a C code block with

I am new in flowcode, he forgives my ignorance, This well put the code ? Regards.....

For my, it is impossible to make work project with flowcode, I do not understand because it is necessary to put a code of programming in c if already I have selected internal oscillator....

I think that if I choose internal oscillator flowcode already has to work,The opposite serious a bug of the program ?
I to put the code c and does not work ...... but in the simulation if it works ok....Because of it I do not understand it...

PD:Someone is experienced at selection of internal oscillator and can say to me that I am doing badly? Regards

Hi
The clock speed within Flowcode is used for any components that require delays and other time settings that are dependent on the oscillator speed of hardware
It does not set the speed of hardware itself
For example if the clock speed is set at 8000000 (8MHz) but you have a 4MHz crystal connected, then hardware will be running at 4MHz and not 8MHz

However all the timings will be out since clock is set to 8MHz and does not match the hardware.
So if you have a 1 second delay, it will actually be 2 seconds on hardware.

Same with internal osc.
The Clock speed does not set the actual hardware speed, again its for delays and critical timed components.
Hardware speed is set by the osccon command placed at the very start of main.
to determine correct value for FC6 you will need to look at the datasheet.
from that you can determine correct osccon value to set hardware at 4HMz.
This post uses a different target device and different osc speed but principle is the same for all speeds.
So check the datasheet for your specific target device.

Maritn

Thank you very much for your magnificent help, regards.

Hi Francisco Cabrera,
Your welcome if that included my post.
Are you all up and running as expected now?