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Hi Wendell;
Here are some data locations I found at Jameco Electronic, you will have to
take a look at these and use the
one that is for the PIC you have. I looked at he first one and found some
information about the information you
are looking for, but I am not gone to look through these 125 page data sheets to
find the answer for you. You
will have to download the one's you need and read through them yourself. Most
of the people on this site can
answer your questions if they are about any of the Basic Stamps, but when it
come to PIC's you may want to try
another forum for your answers. I myself belong to four different forums about
the Stamps and PIC's that I use.
Also put a subject in the title bar, because most of us delete questions without
a subject to prevent virus
attacks, I scan all non subject E-Mails with three different programs before I
open them.
https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/145111.pdf PIC16F8X Data
Sheets
https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/145120.pdf PIC16F8X Data
Sheets
https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/193332.pdf PIC16F84A Data
Sheets
Good Luck !!
Dale Fleischmann
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>
> How are you ..? I have a quick question about the pic 16f84..
> I've just started expermenting with this microcontroller. I also notice
> that there is four pind label RA0 to RA3 I was told that those pins are
> outputs how can I configure these pins (RA0,RA1,RA2,RA3) as outputs or
> inputs
>
> THANK YOU
> wENDELL
>
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Here are some data locations I found at Jameco Electronic, you will have to
take a look at these and use the
one that is for the PIC you have. I looked at he first one and found some
information about the information you
are looking for, but I am not gone to look through these 125 page data sheets to
find the answer for you. You
will have to download the one's you need and read through them yourself. Most
of the people on this site can
answer your questions if they are about any of the Basic Stamps, but when it
come to PIC's you may want to try
another forum for your answers. I myself belong to four different forums about
the Stamps and PIC's that I use.
Also put a subject in the title bar, because most of us delete questions without
a subject to prevent virus
attacks, I scan all non subject E-Mails with three different programs before I
open them.
https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/145111.pdf PIC16F8X Data
Sheets
https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/145120.pdf PIC16F8X Data
Sheets
https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/193332.pdf PIC16F84A Data
Sheets
Good Luck !!
Dale Fleischmann
ARTICALEX@A... wrote:
> HI GUYS
>
> How are you ..? I have a quick question about the pic 16f84..
> I've just started expermenting with this microcontroller. I also notice
> that there is four pind label RA0 to RA3 I was told that those pins are
> outputs how can I configure these pins (RA0,RA1,RA2,RA3) as outputs or
> inputs
>
> THANK YOU
> wENDELL
>
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Comments
> > How are you ..? I have a quick question about the pic
16f84..
> > I've just started expermenting with this microcontroller. I also
notice
> > that there is four pind label RA0 to RA3 I was told that those pins are
> > outputs how can I configure these pins (RA0,RA1,RA2,RA3) as outputs
or
> > inputs
> >
> > THANK YOU
******************
Wendell:
The RA's can be inputs or outputs. I do it via Picbasic Pro, which is a
Basic language very similar to Stamp basic. We find it great for
translating Stamp projects to Pics, so we don't have to commit a Stamp to a
finished project. There are Pic forums and sites with much more expertise
than I have.
Good luck,
Ray McArthur