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This document discusses I/O port programming for the PIC 18 microcontroller. It explains that each port has three special function registers (SFRs) associated with it: PORTx to write output data, TRISx to configure the port as input or output, and LATx to latch output data. The TRIS register is used to make a port an input by writing 1s or output by writing 0s. Unless the TRIS bits are activated by writing 0s, data written to PORTx will not affect the physical pins. The document also mentions alternative functions of ports, bit addressability, and different ways to perform read and write I/O operations.
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- 1. I/O port programming (PIC)
- 2. PIC 18 – I/O ports
- 3. PIC18F458 Alternative functions of Ports • ADC • Timers • Interrupts • Serial communication
- 4. PORT SFRs • Each port has three (3) SFRs associated with it. • PORTx • TRISx (TRIState) • LATx (LATch)
- 5. TRIS register role • This makes a given port an input or output port. • Output write 0s to TRISx (0 stands for Out) • Input write 1s to TRISx (1 stands for In) • Unless we activate TRISx bits (set to 0s), the data will not go from port register to the pins of PIC. • Ex:
- 6. TRIS register role • Get data from PORTC and send it to PORTB
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