Hello
I use a PIC18F16Q40 because it has 2 SPI hardware interfaces
I don't know how to address these in GCBasic. Now I'm no expert but is there something missing in the device profile (PIC18F16Q40) or am I the one who doesn't understand how to do it. I would be very grateful for a solution because I am using 2 spi clients that do not have chip enable input which means that then I have to design external logic to manage where the data and clock go.
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Hello
I use a PIC18F16Q40 because it has 2 SPI hardware interfaces
I don't know how to address these in GCBasic. Now I'm no expert but is there something missing in the device profile (PIC18F16Q40) or am I the one who doesn't understand how to do it. I would be very grateful for a solution because I am using 2 spi clients that do not have chip enable input which means that then I have to design external logic to manage where the data and clock go.
Hello Peer,
Do you have a program that is using SPI on one channel ?
You are sort of correct regarding the SPI2. However nothing to do with the device profile. We have not implemented SPI2 for PIC.
It is a simple task to add SPI2 support. The command would be similar
SPI2Mode,HWSPI2TransferandFastHWSPI2Transfer.Evan
Last edit: Anobium 2024-09-28