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ok great those tips really helped, A3 is a button actually, at least for the moment. later i am going to exchange it with a light sensor and set it up such that i can pick up the reflections of water ...

well that was more or less just a test to see if it was counting microseconds, nanoseconds or something. since adding delaylength (which was 2) to time (some number) and dividing it by 2 was producin ...

hmm well i changed the clock to

#use delay (clock=8000000)

but it still was experiencing the same problem of seemingly not continueing the led sequence. in my last test i tried dividing the ...

well i am kinda new to this but i looked at the beginning of the data sheet

http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/devicedoc/41262A.pdf

and on page 3 it says

Operating speed:
- DC – 20 MH ...

hello, i want to use the timer (timer0) for the 16f690 in order to keep track of the amount of time in between interrupts (in this case the inturrupt happens when a button is pressed). when the intur ...

yay i followed your guidelines and it worked, thanks a lot. you have taught me a lot, thank you very much for everything.

i am now off to continue to improve the code and see if i can get it to ...

thanks i think it is getting closer to working. i used that fuse along with some i saw in an example file somewhere. the problem with the button halting everything is fixed now but the problem where ...

hmmm ok getting closer i think. i tried replaceing my setupcompare statement with yours and made the setup_vref statement its own line (as in the following).

the inturrupt is sorta working in that ...

Version 4.013, so i guess that isnt the most recent.

For your first test program, I would not try to use interrupts.
Just blink the LEDs.

quote thanks for the tip, will play around more with t ...

here is a picture of the kit i have

http://www.arrowne.com/innov/in83/pics/c9i18_microchip_image1.jpg

thanks for the help.

hello i am working on my first pic program. i am using the pic16f690. my board has 4 leds at c0,c1,c2,c3 and a button on a3.

just to get my feet wet i wanted to test out turning on the leds in or ...