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Okay, thank you.
I think I can work with that.

Haven't seen these examples before.

Hello!

Currently I want to use the CAN Interface of the PIC18F46K80.
I am using the CCS Compiler with the CCS IDE.
The Help Section of the CCS IDE says, that I should be able to init the CAN-Bus ...

Hello,

I got problems to send messages via I2C of the dsPIC30F6015.
I just want to get a really simple program to work.

#use i2c(master,I2C1,stream=I2C_NFC)

...

while(1)
...

As I said quite early on:

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Particularly that the NRSTPD line is being taken high (the chip won't run till it is).

Sad

I'm sorry,
I thought I had this pin at a high Leve ...

Sorry

You are misunderstanding how the nomenclature works.

I understood right but wrote it down wrong.
It was MISO - MISO.
and MOSI - MOSI.

Now I think I found the real error:
The NRSTPD ...

From your post, you are using the low pin count version. 32pin

Yes it is 32 Pin.

It is wired like this:

PIC PN512
SDCK2/CN8/RG6 -> SC ...

Seriously, if you are generating MOSI, and SCK, with CS low, then it is the slave that generates MISO.

This was my thinking too.

I also thought about it, because there are two versions of the ...

In the real Code i used "SPI2" in the "use spi...", but i forgot to type it in there, because the Computer i do the programming with is offline.
I can "talk" to other SP ...

Thats a good tip with the xfer command.
A colleague of me wrote his spi Drivers in this style and because the Drivers worked I adopted it.
But I think I will use the xfer command in the future.

T ...

Here is some of the used Code:

#use spi(MASTER, BAUD=20000, BITS=8, MODE=0,stream=SPI_NFC)

while(1)
{
output_low(CS2);
spi_write2(0x82);
spi2_ ...

Hello,

I want to use SPI for the communication between my dsPIC30F6015 and my PN512 module.
The Problem is, that the communication over SPI does not work.

I connected the MISO, MOSI, NSS and SC ...