Interfacing shift register with pic micro using spi

How can i transfer spi data from a pic to a shift register ?
shift register to use is 74HC595.

spi data is ,

SPI1_Write(0b10100111);

I dont which pin to be high and which pin to be low to quick transfer of data.
and how much delay to be used, and ....

Look here... https://www.circuitsathome.com/mcu/interfacing-lcd-via-spi#more-32... They have connected an LCD via the shift register and used SPI.

i just want to learn the basic, i am confused with the available data.

What is confusing you? I know serial data streams are a bit confusing at first, but it is relatively simple..... Tell me your issues.

Presuming you have the SPI serial output working with your SPI1_Write(0b10100111) command. You want to setup for SPI MODE 0,0. The MCU SPI clock line connects to SHCP/STCP shift-register inputs, the MCU SPI data line connects to the DS shift-register input, and you need an additional MCU I/O pin which will connect to /OE shift-register input. Before sending the the SPI1_Write command, bring the /OE line low, and once the SPI1_Write command is finished bring the /OE line high. Something as follows...

- Setup SPI Mode for 0,0 (CPOL=0, CPHA=0)
- Bring /OE line low
- Send SPI1_Write command
- Bring /0E line high

nice languer ,

is there a need for delay to be given to get the spi write command to be finished ?

For 74HC595,

which pins have to be high and which pin other than OE have to be low ? to get the data transfer done ?

Dont understand the SH_CP and ST_CP.

For 74HC595,

which pins have to be high and which pin other than OE have to be low ? to get the data transfer done ?

Dont understand the SH_CP and ST_CP.


how can i delete this double post ?

You can certainly get these from the datasheet. Go ahead and read it, and really put forth the effort to understand it. But here is one on the SHCP & STCP:

Data is shifted on the positive-going transitions of the shift register clock input (SHCP). The data in each register is transferred to the storage register on a positive-going transition of the storage register clock input (STCP). If both clocks are connected together, the shift register will always be one clock pulse ahead of the storage register.

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Simply, unless you need the separate clocks, you can tie them together. All it means is the outputs are delayed by on clock cycle.