can you make a call using the PIC16F84A? is it possible pls send the details at antibakuna@gmail.com tnx

 

Read the datasheet. The instructions set is clear enough.

If still in doubt, then post your specific question.

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but where do i get the data sheet?tnx

 

Here it is
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/e...doc/35007b.pdf

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Have you tried buildin ghe code to .hex?

And F84A at that. Man..

 

I just checked, 16F84A does not support CALL along with GOTO. Oh well, seems as if you need to use another microcontroller of this decade. Shucks.

Insert devil icon here =>

 

You can't have checked very well, the antique 16F84 uses the same 14 bit core as all the other 16F series (and the 16C series) - the CALL instruction is certainly supported, and one of it's most used instructions.

However, the vagueness of the original post might not even be referring to that?.

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Nigel,

You may have just prevented my efforts to keep the antiquated out of existence! You dropped the ball on this one

 

LMAO! I believe the original question was meant to mean "can I make a phone call".

If that was the intended question, then i would suggest using a dial-up modem and just use the pic to process whatever signal you want to send. But I imagine that you may need a 16-bit or 32-bit processor to run the modem.

I may be completely off though....