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I have activated a timer1 connected at a 32Khz oscillator to manage the date/time in my project.
The function to manage the overflow is this

#int_timer1
void clock_isr()
{ ...

Excuse me for this stupid questions but I am a new pic user.....
I created a project using PIC18 a microcontroller.
To develop the software I used a ICD 2 and PICDEM 2 board.
Using this board I wrote ...

Since in Micropchip PICxx datasheets all functions are explained using the registers...why in the CCS manual, near the compiler functions, you don't write the concerned register setting ?
This is bec ...

In my project I use two crystal quartz.
The first is a 4 MHZ quartz connected to OSC1 and OSC2 and is used as pic clock.
The second quartz is a 32 KHZ quartz connected to RC0/T1OSO/T1CKL and RC1/T1OSI ...

:=If your going to keep time using a crystle have a look at the thread on RTC. You will probably find some insight.

I known the rtcc method....
My problem is another.
When you connect a crystal to a ...

To create an date/time system in my project I used a 32KHZ crystal connected at RC0/t1OSO/T1CKL and RC1/T1OSI/CCP2.
To oscillate this crystal need that I set the T1CON register (T1OSCEN bit) with 1 (T ...

Using RTCC I created a clock that count the seconds number elapsed since 1-1-2001.
In my software I wrote two functions....
The first receive as arguments the string address where store the date-time ...

:=People use 32.768kHz crystals because they divide by an even power of 2 to get 1Hz. Also because they are so slow and low powered they can run for years off of a small battery.
:=

This is the ans ...

Page 181 ???
At page 181 of C Compiler Reference there is the Standard C definition .... (C Compiler Referrence Manual - MAY 2003)
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In my project I use a 32Khz quartz connected to pin rc0/t1oso/T1CKI (PIC18F452).
In my software I use the rtcc interrupt to count the seconds number.
In CCS example there is the definition :

#define ...

To create a system clock to memorize the date/time I used a method as this used in computer bios system.
Into a setup variable I saved the second's number from a known date ... after I add the rtcc s ...

Excuse me but I am a novice of PIC programming....

In my project I must to comunicate with a FPGA using PSP....
In CCS example I saw the read_bank and write_bank functions...
On CCS manual there is : ...

:=c:\Program Files\Picc\Examples
:=Look at the EX_ADMM.C file, for an example of using the
:=read_adc() function with the PIC18.
:=
:=Also look here for more examples:
:=c:\Program Files\Picc\Drivers ...

Do you known where is possible to download some examples about the PIC18 ADC conversion ?
I must to controll a 2.5v and a 3.3V on a board.
Is possible execute this contrll using the ReadAdc() function ...

I tried to use some pointers into a structure but the compiler show me an error ...

My struct si :

struct errorMessage {
char *language1;
char *language2;
} errs[] = {
{ "msg1", "msg2 ...