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Now I know whats wrong. I had a hunch that there was something wrong with getting the time but never actually gave it a try. However when Wayne_ asked to give it a try, it further ...

I practice a somewhat similar technique. Instead of using a LED I used printf to the PC. However in this case, I deduced that the onLCDbacklight() has no problems since it is able to turn on the backl ...

Thanks for the reply.
What makes you think the main loop stops working ?
Does the button no longer turn the backlight on ?
With the backlight off, can you still makeout the time and does it stop in ...

Thanks for the reply.
The obvious comment, is that the fault is not here, but in 'DoSomething'. If this never returns, the code will behave as you describe....

The function returns alright, but on ...

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. Took some time to try to understand what you're trying to tell me though.
Correct me if I'm wrong, the tick timer is just a normal timer (timer0, 1, 2, etc.) right? If ...

Depends on the PIC model you are using. Try looking in the CCS HELP (press F1 and search for PORT_x_PULLUPS ( ) ). If I'm not mistaken, for your case, you can't enable individual bits and only one con ...

Hi,
I am very puzzled here. This is the scenario.
I'm turning on a LCD back light every time there is a button press.

//Inside the main loop
while(1)
{
CurrTime = getTi ...