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killer_007

New Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #1

i want to make a circuit to make a led turn on when i push the push button

by using these code

void main()
{
TRISA=0B00011111;
TRISB=0;
loop:
if (PORTA.F0==0) { PORTB.F0=1; }
else {PORTB.F0=0; }
goto loop;
}

 

be80be

Well-Known Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #2

That should be like this

Code:

  void main()
  {
    TRISA=0B00011111;
     TRISB=0;
 loop:
     if (PORTA.0==0) { PORTB.0=1; }
     else {PORTB.0=0; }
     goto loop;
}

 

Last edited: Jun 2, 2009

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edeca

Active Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #3

Welcome to the forums. You will need a little bit more code than that in order to make a successful program. What language are you using?

It would be worth looking at Nigel's site WinPicProg Page. He has some very good tutorials that explain how to wire up the hardware. He also uses a more up-to-date PIC that is still produced.

 

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killer_007

New Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #4

i want the circuit not the code plz

because i want to make it and the code is not a problem

 

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edeca

Active Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #5

Any of the following will help you:

Nigel's PIC Tutorial Switch Board
PIC Tutorial
**broken link removed**

Have a read and come back with some specific questions. Do you have any parts and a breadboard to practise with?

 

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killer_007

New Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #6

does there is more simple circuits

 

Sceadwian

Banned

• Jun 2, 2009

• #7

What's the problem with the circuit? Hook the switch up to the input line, and the led to the output line...

 

be80be

Well-Known Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #8

Killer you don't check to see if PORTA.F0 there isn't a port like that on a pic
Here this should get you started

 

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Sceadwian

Banned

• Jun 2, 2009

• #9

be8, I did a quick google search there is PIC code out there that refers to the ports exactly as he did.. Might be the compiler.

 

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killer_007

New Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #10

thanxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
every one

 

be80be

Well-Known Member

• Jun 2, 2009

• #11

There some things I haven't tried. mikroC thats it.