Guide to adding PIC micro-controllers to Flowcode - Matrix ...
Guide to adding PIC micro-controllers to Flowcode - Matrix ...
Guide to adding PIC micro-controllers to Flowcode - Matrix ...
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. [Config]<br />
This optional section forces the chip <strong>to</strong> compile with a certain set of configuration data. All 14 entries<br />
(0 <strong>to</strong> 13) need <strong>to</strong> be entered, even if the chip has only 1 or 2 configuration words.<br />
16F Example:<br />
[Config]<br />
0=0x3F2A<br />
1=0xFFFF<br />
2=0xFFFF<br />
3=0xFFFF<br />
4=0xFFFF<br />
5=0xFFFF<br />
6=0xFFFF<br />
7=0xFFFF<br />
8=0xFFFF<br />
9=0xFFFF<br />
10=0xFFFF<br />
11=0xFFFF<br />
12=0xFFFF<br />
13=0xFFFF<br />
18F Example:<br />
[Config]<br />
0=0x20<br />
1=0x0E<br />
2=0x3E<br />
3=0x1E<br />
4=0x00<br />
5=0x81<br />
6=0x81<br />
7=0x00<br />
8=0x0F<br />
9=0xC0<br />
10=0x0F<br />
11=0xA0<br />
12=0x0F<br />
13=0x40<br />
c. [Pins]<br />
Used by the real time “Chip” diagram in <strong>Flowcode</strong>, Assigns string names <strong>to</strong> the pins.<br />
Pin1="RA2/AN2"<br />
Pin2="RA3/AN3"<br />
d. [Ports]<br />
Used <strong>to</strong> configure where the I/O is on the real time “Chip” diagram. Pins that are assigned <strong>to</strong> I/O<br />
should be listed with their port and pin information.<br />
Examples<br />
PortPin1=0x0002 – Means that pin 1 of the <strong>micro</strong>-controller is RA2<br />
PortPin5=0x0007 – Means that pin 5 of the <strong>micro</strong>-controller is RA7<br />
PortPin8=0x0102 – Means that pin 8 of the <strong>micro</strong>-controller is RB2<br />
PortPin21=0x0107 – Means that pin 21 of the <strong>micro</strong>-controller is RB7<br />
PortPin25=0x0302 – Means that pin 25 of the <strong>micro</strong>-controller is RD2