> >I am considering using a PIC16C73A for my next project.  This will be my
> >first PIC project.  I have a fair amount of experience with the Mototola
> >6805 and 6811 families.  Does anyone know of a quick tutorial or a small
> >piece of literature that will bring me up to speed on Microchip's
> >instruction set quickly.
>
> Search the web for source examples.  There are plenty of places out there.
>
> Andy
>
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> (but alway's unable to find output file)
> MPLAB is unable to find output file "I2CBUS.O".
>
> Build failed.
> *************
> What am I doeing wrong here...??
>
>
> please help
>
> thanx
>
> Michael.
>
>

> Hello Picers...,
>
> Can anybody tell me how to read out a Rotary encoder with a pic (16f84)??
>
> Every help is welcome,
>    Manny Thank's,
>        Joep Schroen (PD3ROG)
>
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> I sent this plea for help to Tech-Tools on Oct. 7, 1999 - but have not heard
> back from them.  Anyone (left) on the pic list got any ideas?  I am using
> ver 4.02 of their TDE and their CVASM16
>
> ____________________________________________________________________________
> ________
> I am in the process of writing my first true PIC assembler program, and hate
> to bother you but I seem to have a problem.  The code so far is:
>
> device  pic16c74A,xt_osc,wdt_off,protect_off
>         org 00
>         goto Start
>         org 05h
> Start
>                 ;* Set Up Ports
>                 bcf STATUS, RP0         ;set to bank 0

>                 movlw 00000111b         ;data to set PA0-PA2 as inputs
>                 movwf TRISA                     ;set up port A
>                 movlw 11111100b         ;data to set PB0-PB1 to inputs
>                 movwf TRISB                     ;set up Port B
>                 movlw 10010111b         ;data to set PC0-PC2, PC5, PC7 to
> inputs
>                 movwf TRISC                     ;set up Port C
>                 movlw   11111111b               ;data to set PD0-PD7 to
> inputs
>                 movwf TRISD                     ;set up Port D
>                 movlw 00000000b         ;data to set PE0-PE2 as outputs
>                 movwf TRISE                     ;set up Port E
>                 end
>
> Actually there are comments before the code and a bunch of retlw between the
> movwf TRISE and the end statement.  The code built cleanly before adding the
> code to set up the ports.  The problem is that the assembler is not
> recognizing the RP0 and RP1 symbols.  I tried a couple of others and they
> failed also.  The error messages are:
>
> ERROR TSAIL.SRC 188 : bit number must bee from 0 to 7
> ERROR TSAIL.SRC 189 : bit number must bee from 0 to 7
> ERROR TSAIL.SRC 195 : bit number must bee from 0 to 7
>
> Where   "bcf STATUS, RP0                ;set to bank 0 " is line 188
>
> I did an assembly with the /D option and the symbol table listed :
> STATUS=0003, RP0=5003 & RP1=6003  so the symbols seem to be there, but
> contain more bits than needed.  The listing notes that subsets of a label
> include the primary label value.  So where RP0 is bit 5 of the STATUS
> register, it has a value of 5003.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> David V. Fansler
> Network Administrator
> TriPath Imaging, Inc. (Formerly AutoCyte, Inc)
> 336-222-9707 Ext. 261
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>
>

> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: Fansler, David <DFANSLERSTOPspamspam_OUTAUTOCYTE.COM>
> Aan: spamBeGonePICLISTSTOPspamEraseMEMITVMA.MIT.EDU <KILLspamPICLISTspamBeGoneMITVMA.MIT.EDU>
> Datum: maandag 11 oktober 1999 22:54
>
>
> >I sent this plea for help to Tech-Tools on Oct. 7, 1999 - but have not
> heard
> >back from them.  Anyone (left) on the pic list got any ideas?  I am using
> >ver 4.02 of their TDE and their CVASM16
> >
> >___________________________________________________________________________
> _
> >________
> >I am in the process of writing my first true PIC assembler program, and
> hate
> >to bother you but I seem to have a problem.  The code so far is:
> >
> >device  pic16c74A,xt_osc,wdt_off,protect_off
> >        org 00
> >        goto Start
> >        org 05h
> >Start
> >                ;* Set Up Ports
> >                bcf STATUS, RP0         ;set to bank 0
> >                bcf STATUS, RP1         ;
> >                clrf PORTA                      ;clear all ouput latches
> >                clrf PORTB                      ;clear all output latches
> >                clrf PORTC                      ;clear all output latches
> >                clrf PORTD                      ;clear all output latches
> >                clrf PORTE                      ;clear all output latches
> >                bsf STATUS, STATUS.5    ;set to bank 1
> >                movlw 00000111b         ;data to set PA0-PA2 as inputs
> >                movwf TRISA                     ;set up port A
> >                movlw 11111100b         ;data to set PB0-PB1 to inputs
> >                movwf TRISB                     ;set up Port B
> >                movlw 10010111b         ;data to set PC0-PC2, PC5, PC7 to
> >inputs
> >                movwf TRISC                     ;set up Port C
> >                movlw   11111111b               ;data to set PD0-PD7 to
> >inputs
> >                movwf TRISD                     ;set up Port D
> >                movlw 00000000b         ;data to set PE0-PE2 as outputs
> >                movwf TRISE                     ;set up Port E
> >                end
> >
> >Actually there are comments before the code and a bunch of retlw between
> the
> >movwf TRISE and the end statement.  The code built cleanly before adding
> the
> >code to set up the ports.  The problem is that the assembler is not
> >recognizing the RP0 and RP1 symbols.  I tried a couple of others and they
> >failed also.  The error messages are:
> >
> >ERROR TSAIL.SRC 188 : bit number must bee from 0 to 7
> >ERROR TSAIL.SRC 189 : bit number must bee from 0 to 7
> >ERROR TSAIL.SRC 195 : bit number must bee from 0 to 7
> >
> >Where   "bcf STATUS, RP0                ;set to bank 0 " is line 188
> >
> >I did an assembly with the /D option and the symbol table listed :
> >STATUS=0003, RP0=5003 & RP1=6003  so the symbols seem to be there, but
> >contain more bits than needed.  The listing notes that subsets of a label
> >include the primary label value.  So where RP0 is bit 5 of the STATUS
> >register, it has a value of 5003.
> >
> >Any help would be appreciated.
> >
> >David V. Fansler
> >Network Administrator
> >TriPath Imaging, Inc. (Formerly AutoCyte, Inc)
> >336-222-9707 Ext. 261
> >EraseMEdfanslerEraseMEautocyte.com <@spam@dfansler@spam@spam_OUTautocyte.com>
> >Now Showing! http://www.mindspring.com/~dfansler
> ><http://www.mindspring.com/~dfansler>   Updated September 23, 1999
>
>