Hi Martin

With the PIC, could you not use one of the Synchronous Serial Port Interrupts?

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Hi Martin

No problem on my W1o running Norton. It wasn't initially happy but did allow it.

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Hi Martin

Don't get me or my email wrong. I completely understand why they both interjected. I know the tedious process to allow a program never been released into the wild and even then used by few (in global terms) permissions.

Just didn't fancy that tonight.

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Hi Both Defender and Norton got very unhappy (not unexpected) Defender allowed with my consent but Norton decided it should be removed without my consent. It may be quarantined somewhere but as it is late O'clock I've lost interest for the evening. What I did see before Norton did it's worse did loo...

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Personally speaking, I have found the recent files option to be quite helpful. On occasion I have lost track of the name of the file I was working on, or more likely which folder I stuck it in, and having FC know is a bonus

Maybe I should just get better at filing......

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Hi Bob I feel your pain..... It is well documented the woes that come with espressif. However last year I did migrate to W11 and had no issue at all, but then that was before espressif changed things. RPi gave no problems. I followed the instructions and also in the WiKi https://www.flowcode.co.uk/w...

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It is usually OK to ignore those warnings as it is just informing you that the interrupt has previously been used elsewhere and therefore you may not get expected results.

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Hi

Glad you have it working. I too have been caught by names before

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Hi

Bits are 7 - 0 so to set RB7-RB4 it would be 0b11110000

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PS
When setting register bits I find it helpful to use binary but of course you can use hex or decimal if you prefer

0b11110000 = 0xF0 = 240

Hi

If you look in the datasheet, section 3.4.2 Weak Pull-Ups, you will find the details of the register you need to set. The register is 8-bits wide for Port B so you can select / set whichever bits you need.

In the C-Code block enter the register name and value (e.g. REG=0b11110000).

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