Hi Ben,
Hmm, the 14-pin chips don’t have a Port B. I’m still working with Flowcode V10. When I try to select one of these chips, that’s what it offers me. See attachment Screenshot 2026-08-09 105518.png. Could it be that these chips only work with Flowcode V11? Interrupts just aren’t working—neither ...

On the "Supported Embedded Devices" page, the Q41 family is listed as supported. In Flowcode V10, however, they are not fully displayed and do not work. Does the Q41 family only work with Flowcode V11?

Hi Steve,

Yes, the chips are listed, but they haven't been finalized for support yet. Or did I miss something? Do the chips only work in FC V11? That's why I haven't bought V11 yet.

Best regards,
Dirk

Hello;

I have a question. Does FC V11 support the Q20/Q41 family? I’ve purchased every version of Flowcode since V4. I haven’t purchased FC V11 yet, as I get the impression that support for ESPs is now being developed more extensively than for PICs. However, I bought Flowcode as a development ...

Hi Ben,

thank you for that.

Hello Ben,

Interrupts do not work on the PIC18FxxQ41 family—neither the IOC nor the interrupt pins. For the 14-pin chip, Port B is also offered for PPS. The 14-pin chips do not have Port B. I cannot run any tests if the interrupts aren’t working. Could you please complete support for this family ...

Hello,

According to the datasheet, the PIC18F27K40 also has an IOC on pin E3. However, pin E3 does not appear in the IOC setup.

regards

I've been experimenting a bit, INT pins 0, 1, and 2 aren't working. If I switch to IOC, is there an entry for that!?

// Unterbrechung
st_bit(INTCON0, GIE);
IOCAP=0x0;
IOCAN=0x4;
IOCCP=0x0;
IOCCN=0x0;st_bit(PIE0, IOCIE);

Yes, the last line is a bit strange. The interrupt works then, but only ...

Sorry, the DAC works. I didn't realize it's an 8-bit DAC, not a 5-bit one. Unfortunately, the EEPROM isn't working.

Sorry, unfortunately, the DAC isn't working either—neither in the simulation nor on the chip.