Martin. It seems to work well. With rapid change of voltage at RA0 input, the LEDs will turn on quickly and will go out with a short delay.
I have to study the program from you to understand how it works.
A few years ago I bought Flovcode V5. Something I have programmed for PIC 8 bit, but I have ...
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- Fri May 26, 2017 9:17 pm
- Forum: 8-Bit PIC
- Topic: Dealay on output PIC16F887
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- Thu May 25, 2017 9:28 pm
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Re: Dealay on output PIC16F887
Great Thanks Martin for showing the way to the solution.
Marian
Marian
- Wed May 24, 2017 4:21 pm
- Forum: 8-Bit PIC
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Re: Dealay on output PIC16F887
Martin, this is still a big task for me.
Change the voltage in range 0-5V at input RA0 illuminate LED1-20. I attach a flowchart.
In case of a rapid change of the voltage on RA0, the light from the LED may not be visible. That's why I want to deactivate every diode with delay by approx. 200ms ...
Change the voltage in range 0-5V at input RA0 illuminate LED1-20. I attach a flowchart.
In case of a rapid change of the voltage on RA0, the light from the LED may not be visible. That's why I want to deactivate every diode with delay by approx. 200ms ...
- Wed May 24, 2017 2:16 pm
- Forum: 8-Bit PIC
- Topic: Dealay on output PIC16F887
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Dealay on output PIC16F887
Please,
Is it possible use delay icon to delay output change after the triger event (set or reset LED, relay = function TON or TOF) without slowing program execution speed?
Microcontroller PIC 16F887, FC7.
Is it possible use delay icon to delay output change after the triger event (set or reset LED, relay = function TON or TOF) without slowing program execution speed?
Microcontroller PIC 16F887, FC7.