You are correct about the /16 clock, as my selection of /8 is(was) likely very marginal. I've now set it to the internal RC clock and as you suggest, it's working just fine.

Thanks so much for your kind help! Cheers!

Well, it's amazing what a good night of sleep can bring. Solved! Because this CPU isn't properly supported in the ADC library and this is the first time I've needed to code the ADC stuff manually, I neglected to set the ADCON1's conversion clock source (ADCS), so it defaults to Fosc/2. With my CPU c...

Thank you once again. On a related subject, do you have any examples of how to set up the ADC -not- using the MikroC library? I'm struggling getting reliable conversions. The conversion does not output consistent values. I'm using a potentiometer into ANC2 to control the speed of an output pulse to ...

Disappointed today... Even after several years, it seems this problem has still not been resolved. It just bit me AGAIN.

Thank you. Thank you! Got it going.

Even though I think you answered my other question thread about interrupts here, I figured it out.

It's difficult to find the information for this chip that uses the correct registers / names.

Now, do you know about the ADC channel question?

Anyone?

I need an Timer0 interrupt example for the PIC16F18345. I want a periodic 1ms interrupt; 16 MHz XTAL. I've been at this for a couple days now trying anything I can think of, but any examples that I can find show registers that are either not in this chip, or so differently named that I can't figure ...

For CPUs like the 16F18345 that have ADC channels mapped into different pins on different ports, it is not at all clear (EG. NOT documented, that I can find!) how to use MikroC's ADC library. I'm sure I'm not the only person needing to do this.

I could use some help and examples please.

Thanks Filip, I got things sorted. Like many things in life, it's easy - once you understand! I would also state that it is NOT straight-forward. Many bits must be set to get this to work, particularly when using an interrupt. If it helps anyone else, here's what I had to do: void interrupt(void) { ...

I've been at this for hours, trying everything I can think of. I need to get an interrupt from the USART and read the RX input. Should be simple enough and I "have" done some interrupt stuff successfully in the past. I think I don't understand the PPS stuff, as the docs are pretty confusing. I'm rea...

Anyone? I could really use a solution please.

Hi, I think there is an error in your documentation - either that or I'm very confused. I'm using a PIC16F1574 with the PWM Remappable Library. I have it working using the PWM3_Remappable_Set_Duty(duty) in a loop, but based on the documentation "duty" should be in a range of 0 to 255. However, it on...

Thanks for your reply. If I understand you correctly, here's the modified code that still results in the CPU pin 7 staying at ground. It is hard to know if the problem is with PPS or PWM. Your help is appreciated! Thanks. ANSC3_bit = 0; PPS_Mapping(_RC3, _OUTPUT, _PWM3_out); PWM3_Remappable_Init(500...

Hi Guys, I've got a PIC16F1574. I want to output a PWM signal on pin 7 (RC3). I'm using PWM3, but any would work for me. I can prove the CPU is running with some simple LED tests, but the output of pin 7 stays low no matter what I do. I'll admit to being VERY confused by all the available documentat...

Hi folks, This is the first time I'm trying to use an external clock oscillator. My goal is to have the PIC16F690 run as fast as possible and use the UART for MIDI receive (31250 baud). I'm afraid that the internal RC oscillator will not be accurate or stable enough, so I'm using an external 20MHz p...