CoximusPrime
New Member
Hi Guys,
I'm using a 16f627 pic for my first pic project (well technically second but this is completely from scratch). I have a vellaman vm111 "pic programmer and experiment board." Basically all I'm trying to do is write a simple assembly language program that sets a pin high to light an LED. The program I've written (see attached file) seems to work fine on the experiment board, the correct pin raises and the led lights, however, on my own breadboard circuit, nothing happens ... bad times.
I've attached an image (not the best quality, and please excuse the use of green wires, they're all I have access to at the moment) that shows the circuit that I'm trying to use, from what I can gather from examples and the PIC datasheet, it looks right to me; but it could be completly wrong as I'm pretty new to electronics. Can anyone tell me where I'm going wrong? Feel free to mock me if it is completly wrong.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Cheers everyone
I'm using a 16f627 pic for my first pic project (well technically second but this is completely from scratch). I have a vellaman vm111 "pic programmer and experiment board." Basically all I'm trying to do is write a simple assembly language program that sets a pin high to light an LED. The program I've written (see attached file) seems to work fine on the experiment board, the correct pin raises and the led lights, however, on my own breadboard circuit, nothing happens ... bad times.
I've attached an image (not the best quality, and please excuse the use of green wires, they're all I have access to at the moment) that shows the circuit that I'm trying to use, from what I can gather from examples and the PIC datasheet, it looks right to me; but it could be completly wrong as I'm pretty new to electronics. Can anyone tell me where I'm going wrong? Feel free to mock me if it is completly wrong.
Cheers everyone