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What is your application doing with the analog inputs ?
If you can afford measuring their value not too often, you can switch your port configuration to all-analog only just before the ADC process (a ...

The pins you mentioned are all used with the software, changing them would be like writing everything new.
not at all ! changing a pin is usually as easy as redefining one-two lines (usually a #def ...

Almost every project I've worked on with the CCS compiler has had multiple compiler bugs. ...As a comparison...
...as a comparison:
I have been working with CCS for years (writing not too complicate ...

The reason for not using 8.30 is simply that it's the version we run where I work. Company policy simply, stupid as it may sound.
You are lucky. We here use a russian ENIAC-clone scavanged from a j ...

The scenario:
I have a 18F series PIC (master) some additional SPI devices (RTC, RAM, flash) and an another PIC (slave). Both PICs have hardware SPI, each chip has its own dedicated Chip Select (SPI ...

AH-182: 0.1% duty cycle = 50us awake 49950us sleeping (TPeriod 50ms = 50000us is the whole cycle)

AH-183 25% duty cycle = 50us awake 150us sleeping (TPeriod 200us is the whole cy ...

can you explain to me the debounching problem that you mentioned in your first reply.Thanks again
Bouncing occurs in swithces with mechanically moving contacts (if you were using a reed switch for ex ...

pulses have high frequency lets say sysyem could have 50 pulses/sec.
Do you have a 1 pulse / ml resolution ? what kind of watermeter has such a flowrate or resolution that you have 50 Hz pulses ...

I would rather suggest to use the INT0 (or INT1, INT2) input, you will have more control counting the pulses in software. (you might need some kind of debouncing anyway: like reading the port again 1 ...

I would just insert some 'neutral zones' between the 'steps'.

0-59 valid step 1
60 - 67 neutral zone
68-123 valid step2
124-128 neutral zone
129-191 valid step3
...etc

a reading in any neu ...

There are 1382 lines of text added to the 'what's new' .txt file between versions 3.75 and the current 4.55 on the Microchip website.
...about half of the issues are about new features added, and hal ...

Just two additional thoughts to the problem.

1. Don't forget that you can simulate any temperature for the testing if you replace the sensor (depending on operating principle of the sensor) with a ...

There's an application note on Microchip for X10 powerline communication:
[url=http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/AppNotes/00236a.pdf]AN236

The simplest is to connect the LCD power supply to some port on the PIC, the LCD is on when you drive the port high, and off when you drive it low.
If your LCD consumes below 1-2 mA the PIC's port is ...

You have two options, one requires the redesign of your board: cut off the power supply of the MAX232 when not needed (the easiest would be to supply it from one of the PIC's port directly. It can ha ...