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hello I need to know the configuration of microcontroller PIC16F84,i have the program code and the circuit diagram.But essentially it's required to get the basic wiring of this microcontroller such as oscillator connecting and those things.
never mind about PIC16F84,i'm using it as a small project for traffic lights and also because i have the asm program code.Just that i need to know the general configuration in order to get the chip working.
Hi Mike. I agree with this statement And I think that beginners can enjoy building their first circuits even if they use an old uC.
But some novel features sound interesting: I think of the wide operative voltage range and the internal oscillator.
Those are example settings for the configuration fuses, I think it's a little unclear what you are actually asking? - but in any case, it's probably covered in the datasheet.
This would be put in your asm code. The last part ( _RC_OSC ) tells the assembler that your using a Resistor/Capacitor type oscillator. This can be changed to any of the following for other types of oscillator.
_LP_OSC = Low Power crystal
_XT_OSC = Normal crystal
_HS_OSC = High Speed crystal
4electros - what is it you're actually wanting?, if it's the basic circuit of how to connect a 16F84 PIC you might look at which uses one. The 5V supply and Gnd obviously connect to the pins labelled as such, in that particular circuit it was designed to plug into an existing board.
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And I think that beginners can enjoy building their first circuits even if they use an old uC.
