| ??? 08/13/07 01:34 Read: times |
#143137 - ADC lowbyte Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Bernd Nollmeyer said:
value = ADC0H;
Is it just a code snipet or is this your real adc code ? At least you should read the adc a couple of times and build an average value. However, post your complete code. That's the code that I program... Building an average value meaning? I had already posted my code in my first code... Nvm i will post again my complete code:
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CONFIG ROUTINE
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void config(void)
{
// Configure the PRTnMX Registers
PRT0MX = 0x00; // PRT0MX: Initial Reset Value
PRT1MX = 0x00; // PRT1MX: Initial Reset Value
PRT2MX = 0x00; // PRT2MX: Initial Reset Value
// Port configuration (1 = Push Pull Output)
PRT0CF = 0xFF; // Output configuration for P0
PRT1CF = 0xFF; // Output configuration for P1
PRT2CF = 0xFF;// Output configuration for P2
PRT3CF = 0xFF; // Output configuration for P3
P0MODE = 0x00; // Input configuration for P0
P1MODE = 0x00; // Input configuration for P1
P2MODE = 0xFF; //Input configuration for P2
P3MODE = 0xFF; // Input configuration for P3
CPT0CN = 0x00; // Comparator 0 Control Register
CPT1CN = 0x00; // Comparator 1 Control Register
OSCXCN = 0x30; // EXTERNAL Oscillator Control Register
OSCICN = 0x14; // Internal Oscillator Control Register
REF0CN = 0x03; // Reference Control Register
/*----------------
ADC Configuration
-----------------*/
AMX0SL = 0xE0; // AMUX Channel Select Register
ADC0CF = 0x78; // ADC Configuration Register
ADC0CN = 0x40; // ADC Control Register
ADC0LTH = 0xFF; // ADC Less-Than High Byte Register
ADC0GTH = 0xFF; // ADC Greater-Than High Byte Register
void adcdata(void)
{
signed char value;
value=0x00;
ADCINT = 0;
ADBUSY = 1;
while(ADCINT == 0);
value = ADC0H;
ADCEN=0;
}
void main()
{
config();
ADCEN = 1; //enable ADC
delay(500000);
adcdata();
delay(500000);
}
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