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Mielsen, that's very possible, as the slave is using an internal osc (8Mhz), while the master was running at 12Mhz or more. Here are several things I tried.
-Using the 16F88 as the slave, everything ...

Good point,but I just didn't have a 20 mhz available. I did try the internal oscillator, an 8mhz crystal & a 12mhz crystal which had the same result.

Good catch, PCM programmer, although that's not the problem. In trying to eliminate possibilities I tried a version without "SLAVE" although there's probably not much sense in that. It doesn ...

I'm having i2c troubles again, with a very similar setup as last time.

Currently I'm using a 16F88 as the master device, and an 18F2431 as a slave device. Both running from the same supply. I have ...

For future reference:

If you're not getting "proper" output, check that you have i2c resistors on the sht clock and data lines.

Thanks PCM programmer, that fixed it. Thanks for letting me know about the "ff" deal also, that'll definitely help me spot problems in the future.

Erik

Here's the master code:
#include <18f2431.h>
#fuses HS, NOWDT,NOPROTECT,NOLVP
#use delay(clock=8000000)
#use i2c(MASTER, SDA=PIN_C4, SCL=PIN_C5)
#use RS232(BAUD =57600, ...

I'm trying to get two PICs the communicate over i2c. For now, I'm using 2 18F2431 PICs to test out the i2c routines.

The trouble is: it's just not working properly. Although at first, using the EX ...

I suppose you have tested that code with the dsPIC? I had tried it previously and it did not work for me.. no pwm output on any of the pins, & even though everything seems to be setup correctly, t ...

Hello,

Has anyone gotten pwm support to work on this dsPIC? I can verify my chip is working, but pwm does not seem to work..

Erik