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I am using a PIC18F2550 and this only works for me if I call a 'setup_uart(1);' after a 'setup_uart(0);'.
If I try like Ttelmah said, just placing a 'setup_uart(baud_rate_you_want);' it never turns ...

Oh..now it makes sense ;)
Thanks Ttelmah

So why they give you the option to enable it, if the compiler doesnt support it?

Sorry PCM Programmer, I did not understand your answer...could you make it more clear please?

Hi,
I am wondering, are there any "pros and cons" regarding the "Extended set extension and Indexed Addressing"?
What are the reasons to leave it enabled or disabled?
Thanks!

I think I got myself the answer...if you are reading the timer and thus want more resolution in your timer, you can keep a good resolution and still only interrupt later, having this way a "simul ...

Hi guys, I am not understanding very well the difference between the Prescaler and the Postscaler, at the end, they seem to be the same thing for me.
For example, if I have a 2:1 Prescaler and a 2:1 ...

Ok! Thanks guys!

Ttelmah, so I am assuming that a call like clear_interrupt(INT_TIMER0|INT_TIMER1|INT_TIMER2); wouldn't be valid also right?
When you say that "you must clear the hardware event" it's also v ...

Ttelmah, I am dealing with the case you specified as:

"The first, would be if you are 'enabling' an interrupt, which may have already triggered in the past, and you don't want the handler cal ...

Guys, problem solved! Ttelmah was completely right and FvM gave me the final answer: The answer why you see a 250 ms interrupt lock instead of 1000 ms in your code. It's due to the fact that the compi ...

jeremiah, I dont "wish" to be rude, but it is kind of offensive to read stuff as "unless you supply the correct information.", " Your setup looks funky", "You're not ...

Sorry...I was in a hurry and thought about clock instead...
in any case, the crystal is written in the code as "20MHz oscillator input"...and I am sorry to be rude but "keeping track&q ...

jeremiah,
I am sure my FUSES are all right...the delays work fine, so does the timers (when there are no reentracy functions of course)...and I am using USB.

I get the 20MHz and divide it by 5 get ...

jeremiah...48MHz for sure...go to the datasheet and look at the oscillator part...in order to use the PLL to achieve 48MHz you have to assure 4MHz before ;)