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Though this shouldn't apply:

7. Module: Reset
If a lower priority address error trap occurs while
a higher priority oscillator failure trap is being
processed, the TRAPR bit (RCON<15& ...

Hello guys,

I once more need your help :-( I'm working with a pic24fj512gb606 and ccs compiler v5.073. I made a very very very simple program after I figure out, my pic is not resetting when I call ...

All you need to do is use the same memory area for two types:

float fpval;
unsigned int32 intval;
#byte intval=fpval;

Then with your number stored in 'fpval', you can use 'intval' wh ...

Hello everyone,

I've been a bit confused about float formats. I was working with a pic18f67j94 and ccs modbus library. I was reading out float values from a sensor and converted them to Microchip f ...

Here is the solution. The ADC clock is too fast.
Easily add the following before calling TOUCHPAD_STATE(1); :

#byte ADCON3L=getenv("SFR:ADCON3L")
ADCON3L = 0x09;
Thanks to ...

I'd suspect it just can't program the timer.

Try just dropping the scantime to 30mSec. The absolute maximum time that timer3 can get to, with the maximum prescaler, at 64Mhz, is just on 32mSec. It ...

Hello guys,
I'm trying to get a touchpad working, but have no luck.
I'm using a PIC18F67J94 with internal RC and touchpad is connected to pin C2.

Compiler version: 5.070

Here is my code:

...

finally I've got solved the problem!!! Very Happy

It was really simple. Updated Compiler/IDE from 5.042 to 5.068 and now it is running very well. I've compared old with new hex file and the newer one i ...

okay, got new chips with other version number (1624PT8) and other revision id today. They are not working, too. I'm getting crazy. If there is somebody who has got a PIC18F25K50-I/SO at home, please t ...

Lets go over some of the things from that thread.

Do you have any floating inputs in your design ? This means pins
with (usually) no external connections that are uninitialized in your
progra ...

Difference likely:
1) As you say soldering. However modern chips really are quite rugged.
2) Possibility of a micro whisker between legs, or flux causing more capacitance than expected.
3) Is the ...

You talk about the capacitor on Vusb. Presumably you are running the PIC at 5V?. If your PIC is running off 3.3v, then you should be using the LF version of the chip, and 3.3v, must be connected to th ...

When I compile your program, I get this warning.
>>> Warning 207 "PCH_Test.c" Line 66(38,39): Code has no effect
It points to the line shown in bold below. You have a semi-co ...

Hello guys,
I've got a little big problem when using PIC18F25K50 and sending data over cdc usb. I'm using the CCS USB CDC library which seems to running well, but after a short time, the PIC is sendi ...