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@poorcha: actually i duno also.. before that i havent try connect it to the circuit, den i connected it the other day.. except for a lil programming problem which i already solve it.. others was ok.. :)
@poorchava: i am using pickit 2 as my programmer.. and capacitor i am using 22pF for my oscillator.. i am using crystal oscillator.. i guess that's ok right?
@poorcha: now i understand what u mean by it.. so u have any ideas how to prevent that? but the main problem now for me is.. i cant even get an output from my circuit..
@ barry & zasto : thx for the useful information given.. i will test the circuit in uni tomorrow.. if there's still any question i will post here and hope u guys could help me by providing more information needed.. really thanks a lot..
@poorchava: what do u mean by switch debouncing method? i...
This is my updated circuit diagram.. can help me check whether i still made any mistake in my diagram? thank you so much =)
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btw.. i am using a pull up resistor.. not pull down as suggested by my lecturer.. i guess...
@zasto.. now i got what u mean.. thx so much.. i will try again the testing.. i guess thats the problem why my circuit is not working.. i will update u all soon.. thanks ppl
@barry: ohh actually.. i do have resistors for my push button and reed switches before it's connected to my VDD.. it's in my original circuit but when i posted it up here.. it doesn't appear.. sorry i just realised that.. my bad.. does this answer the question for zasto? i am quite a newbie...
i am not using pull down resistors.. i am using N/O push buttons and my reed switch are N/O as well... when the elevator car pass by the reed switch.. it will make the reed switch close circuit.. therefore stop the elevator at the required floor..
alright.. i will try it out.. from the previous post of urs: "Since you already have hardware built, you can use the debugger to test your software and hardware together. Put a breakpoint at the place where the code jumps to the "motor on" state, and you should see the software stop at that...
yup. the reed switches act as sensor.. detecting the elevator.. thats why my program need to check on reed switches everytime after the push button input is being pressed. or do u want to have a look at my complete programming? and u can give me some feedback regarding it..
@barry: yeah now i understand what u mean.. i will add another line to complete my flowchart.. thanks a lot.. regarding the testing of simulation i will try it out... hopefully everything work successfully..
@alertlinks: the switches part are correct, the reed switches is to stop my motor...
@ucsam: now i have done my programming and everything and just left with the testing parts.. still checking out and finding ways to solve the problems occurs which cause my circuit not success..
@barry: the states of my switches are verified N/O already.. and initial i am using 12V supply to...
this is my flowchart.. basically mu hardware is just using Reed switch, 3 N/o push button, voltage regulator, a 12V power Wiper motor. i am just making a simple up and down elevator for 3 floor which is Ground, first floor and second floor.
@barry: my software i tried on MPLAB the...
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