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/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
File: unit_01_09_WPUR.c
Objective: For PIC18F4520:
PORTB can be software programmed for internal weak pull-ups on all inputs
For PIC18F45K202:
Each of the PORTB pins has an individually controlled
weak internal pull-up. When set, each bit of the WPUB
register enables the corresponding pin pull-up. When
cleared, the RBPU bit of the INTCON2 register enables
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
File: unit_01_08_RandomFlashing_LED.c
Objective: RANDOM FLASHING LEDS: The program uses a pseudorandom number generator to generate
a number between 0 and 32767. This number is then divided by 128 to limit it between 1 and 255.
The resultant number is sent to PORTB of the microcontroller. This process is repeated every second.
In this project 8 LEDs are connected to PORTB of a PIC18F452O microcontroller operated @ 8 MHz crystal.
NOTE: Enable C_Stdlib and C_Type libs on mikroC Pro for PIC's Library Manager \o/
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
File: unit_01_07_ComplexFlashing_LED.c
Objective: COMPLEX FLASHING LED: The program flashes the LED connuously with
the following pattern: 3 flashes with 200 ms delay between each flash 2 s delay;
the result closely resemble a red flashing lights from an ambulance or fire engine;
this project an LEDs is connected to port pin RB0 of a PIC18F4520 microcontroller
operated from an 8 MHz crystal (on microgenios board set sw1 switch 10 = leds on PORTB)
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
File: unit_01_06_DoubleChasing_LED.c
Objective: DOUBLE CHASING LEDS - The LEDs chase each other in both directions.
cIn this project 8 LEDs are connected to PORTB
of a PIC18F4520 (or PIC18F45K22) microcontroller and
the microcontroller is operated from an 8 MHz crystal.
Author: microgenios, edited by J3
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
File: unit_01_05_Chasing_LED.c
Objective: CHASING LEDS-The program turns ON the LEDs in an an clockwise
manner with .1s delay between each output.
The net result is that LEDs seem to be chasing each other.
In this project 8 LEDs are connected to PORTB
(on microgenios board set sw1 dip = 10, LEDs on PORTB);
of a PIC18F4520 (or PIC18F45K22) microcontroller and
the microcontroller is operated from an 8 MHz crystal.
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
Code: unit_01_04_pushAndIncrementCounter.c
Objective: While pressing RB0's button we increment a counter and
the LED's attached on RD<7:0> will lighting in a serie:);
One button control eight LEDs; Note there is a flow control; AWESOME:)
In this project 8 LEDs are connected to PORTD and 8 buttons are on PORTB
of PIC18F4520 uC, running under 8 MHZ crystal
(on microgenios board set sw1 dip = 9, LEDs on PORTD);
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
Code: unit_01_03_pushAndBlinkAndDebounce.c
Objective: Blinking LED attached on PORTD's Pin 0; Now we're using flag variables to control
the flow on/off LED:) while pressing a button on PORTB's Pin 0 (Momentary button);
In this project 8 LEDs are connected to PORTD and 8 buttons are on PORTB
of PIC18F4520 uC, running under 8 MHZ crystal (set sw1 dip = 9, LEDs on PORTD);
Author: microgenios, edited by J3
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
Code: unit_01_02_pushAndBlinkAnLED.c
Objective: This project we're blinking an LED attached on PORTD's reg. bit 0
while pressing a button on PORTB's reg. bit 0 (Momentary button);
8 LEDs are connected to PORTD & 8 buttons are on PORTB of PIC18F4520 uC,
running under 8 MHZ crystal (set sw1 dip = 9, LEDs on PORTD);
Author: microgenios, edited by J3
/* Project: Unit 01 - IO
Code: unit_01_01_blinkingLED.c
Objective: Let's blink an LED on PORTD's bit 0 and config Button on PORTB's bit 0
as input (KEY) for future implementation :)
In my board 8 LEDs are connected to PORTD and 8 buttons are on PORTB
of PIC18F4520 uC, running under 8 MHZ crystal (set sw1 dip = 9, LEDs on PORTD);
Author: microgenios, edited by J3
PIC Lessons: How to Start to Program PIC 18 - Step-by-step for Beginners!
Hardware: Development Boards (OPTIONS):
/* Project: LEGO Episode # 29
Bridging All Sensors Together — Pitbot
Collecting All Codes for the Final Act of Giving Behaviors to Robot
INO File: _29_VNH2SP30_MosterMoto_Test_01.ino
MonsterMoto Shield Example Sketch
date: 5/24/11
code by: Jim Lindblom
hardware by: Nate Bernstein
SparkFun Electronics