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  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    @Anobium So, after creating a few links to account for FileNameCase, things work splendidly! I thank you so very much for the effort and guidance. I am off to do some calibration and learn softserial. @steini63 My fuse settings are 0xE2. IIUC 0xE1 selectes the 16Mhz High Frequency PLL source.

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    Will do, thanks

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    Nope. Same thing. ASM reflects that you are setting ADEN prior to the call. I am starting to wonder if the issue is the AD or something about the processing and printing of the results. I connected a pot between Vcc and ground. I used 0X03 as the or value, which I think should set Vcc as Vref and ADC3 (pin 2) as input connected to the wiper of the pot. I also changed ReadAD10 to read ADC3. Still get FF as the output. The attached asm is before I made the ADC3 changes mentioned above

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    No difference with the 10ms settling timer.

  • Modified a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    Same thing, .ASM attached.. testing without delay

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    Same thing, .ASM attached..

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    The .bas is only a few hundred bytes, so I have included it as well.

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on GCBASIC

    Apologies for taking so long to reply. Day jobs interfere so much in the fun stuff. kent_twt4 - Thank you for the fuse hint. That bit worked wonderfully! (Sorry, I couldn't resist.) As for the A/D problem, I am using Fedora, so I built a patched version of the executable and put the patches in place. I see the following in the .ASM - ;ADREADPREREADCOMMAND 'add user code here ldi SysTemp2,240 in SysTemp3,ADMUX and SysTemp3,SysTemp2 mov SysTemp1,SysTemp3 ldi SysTemp2,15 or SysTemp1,SysTemp2 out ADMUX,SysTemp1...

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