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Tried the ucfg = 0x00; C block at the top of the flowchart.
Unfortunately this doesn't make any difference.

Thanks for the input medelec35.
Tried the "oscillating port " trick and all 6 bits of port A work OK without pull ups.
The LCD on port A still doesn't function though.
Question for moderator - as all the hardware appears to work, is flowcode initialsing port A correctly when its connexions dialog ...

Hi
The first thing the program does before it accepts keypad entry is to display an initialisation confirmation message.
This does not appear.
I've also checked all the connexions from the ECIO40P's 40 pin socket to the port A 9 way D socket & they are all OK.
The Ov connection is also OK.
There ...

Apologies, should have mentioned in my previous post that both port A and port B LCD connections work as flowcode simulations.

I'm using an ECIO40P mounted on an ECIO Base Board with a keypad (EB014) connected to port D and an LCD (EB005) connected to port B. My program displays the ASCII code for any key pressed on the LCD - the program works. When I move the LCD to port A and alter the flowcode connections dialog to ...

I'm trying to create a flowcode c block which contains the following code:
PORTA = 0x00;
I get the error "left operand should be an l-value".
Any idea what I'm doing wrong ?

To access a flowcode string XXX using indirect addressing.
1. In supplementary code add:
unsigned char msb;
#define irp 7
2. In a C asm{..} block use the following code to get the start address of the string into irp status reg bit & fsr reg
movlw HIGH(_FCV_XXX)
movwf _msb
bsf _status,irp
btfss ...

Following on from my previous post "flowcode string access from assembler "........

I have just discovered that the instruction: movlw _FCV_INIT, moves the least significant 8 bits of the nine bit flowcode variable address (variable name is init) into the w register.

Does anyone know how to access ...

I have created a string in flowcode 4 called xxx and initialised it to "abcd". Does anyone know how to set up the fsr register in assembler so that I can access the individual letters of the string. I have tried to set the first letter to upper case A using the following assembly language code in a ...