Ich weiß ja nicht genau was du benutzt, aber in MPLAB kann man auf jeden fall die Config-Werte in die *.asm datei schreiben.
z.B.
Code:
#include P16f88.INC
; Configuration festlegen
__CONFIG _CP_OFF & _DEBUG_OFF & _WDT_OFF & _PWRTE_ON & _EXTRC_IO
;*****Set up the Constants****
STATUS equ 03h ;Address of the STATUS register
TRISA equ 85h ;Address of the tristate register for port A
PORTA equ 05h ;Address of Port A
TRISB equ 86h
PORTB equ 06h
OSCCON equ 8Fh
COUNT1 equ 20h ;First counter for our delay loops
COUNT2 equ 21h ;Second counter for our delay loops
;****Set up the port****
call Delay
bsf STATUS,RP0 ;Switch to Bank 1
movlw 10h ;Set the Port A pins
movwf TRISA
movlw 01h ;Set the Port B pins
movwf TRISB
movlw 2Eh
movwf OSCCON
clrf ANSEL
bcf STATUS,RP0 ;Switch back to Bank 0
movlw 00h ;
movwf PORTA
movlw 00h
movwf PORTB
;****Turn the 1st LED on****
Start movlw 04h ;Turn the Port A LEDs on by first putting it
movwf PORTA ;into the w register and then on the port
call Delay
btfsc PORTA,4 ;if RA4 is on, the next instruction is skipped
call Delay
;2nd LED
movlw 08h ;Turn the Port A LEDs on by first putting it
movwf PORTA ;into the w register and then on the port
call Delay
btfsc PORTA,4
call Delay
;3rd LED****
movlw 00h ;Turn the LEDs off by first putting it
movwf PORTA ;into the w register and then on the port
movlw 02h ;Turn LED on RB1 on
movwf PORTB
call Delay
btfsc PORTA,4
call Delay
;4th LED
movlw 04h
movwf PORTB
call Delay
btfsc PORTA,4
call Delay
;5th LED
movlw 10h
movwf PORTB
call Delay
btfsc PORTA,4
call Delay
;6th LED
movlw 20h
movwf PORTB
call Delay
btfsc PORTA,4
call Delay
;turn all off
movlw 00h
movwf PORTB
call Delay
btfsc PORTA,4
call Delay
;****Now go back to the start of the program
goto Start ;go back to Start and turn LEDs on again
;****Here is our Subroutine
Delay
movlw 30
movwf COUNT1 ;Load count1 with init value
movlw 10
movwf COUNT2 ;Load count2 with init value
Loop1 decfsz COUNT1,f ;This second loop keeps the LEDs
goto Loop1 ;turned off long enough for us to
decfsz COUNT2,f ;see it turned off
goto Loop1 ;
return
;****End of the program****
end ;Needed by some compilers, and also
;just in case we miss the goto instruction.
end ;Needed by some compilers, and also
;just in case we miss the goto instruction.
Ich gebe dir jetzt abner keine garantie das die entsprechenden Config-Werte für deine Versuche die richtigen sind....
Alle Config-Befehle kannst du am Ende der p16f88.INC Nachlesen, wofür die stehen und was die bewirken steht im Datenblatt!
Wenn du ein Brennprogramm von Sprut benutzt kannst du die Config-Werte auch direkt im Brennprogramm einstellen, auf der seite www.sprut.de ist das mit der Configuration auch noch mal erklärt.
Ein 100µF Elko schadet natürlich nicht.
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