Hi all
I'm new here, so maybe this has been answered before, but a forum search didn't turn anything up.
I'd like to use the NCO and CLC of a PIC device in Flowcode. I haven't seen any option of doing that, am I missing something?
Cheers
Remo
PIC NCO/CLC/CWG
Moderator: Benj
- QMESAR
- Valued Contributor
- Posts: 1287
- Joined: Sun Oct 05, 2014 3:20 pm
- Location: Russia
- Has thanked: 384 times
- Been thanked: 614 times
- Contact:
Re: PIC NCO/CLC/CWG
Hi
Welcome to the forum.
These advanced modules are notsupported by a FC component however you can use them by setting them up in C code function block or Icon with code as per datasheet
Welcome to the forum.
These advanced modules are notsupported by a FC component however you can use them by setting them up in C code function block or Icon with code as per datasheet
https://www.flowcodexchange.com/
Regards QMESAR
Regards QMESAR
- QMESAR
- Valued Contributor
- Posts: 1287
- Joined: Sun Oct 05, 2014 3:20 pm
- Location: Russia
- Has thanked: 384 times
- Been thanked: 614 times
- Contact:
Re: PIC NCO/CLC/CWG
Hi
Those are very complex modules that can do amazing things ,
What would you like to achieve ? which module of them is the one you are most interested in !
Also what is yout target chip(mcu)
Those are very complex modules that can do amazing things ,
What would you like to achieve ? which module of them is the one you are most interested in !
Also what is yout target chip(mcu)
https://www.flowcodexchange.com/
Regards QMESAR
Regards QMESAR
Re: PIC NCO/CLC/CWG
I basically want to use a PIC18F25K42 to implement a SMTPE LTE decoder (Manchester BiPhase FM). According to AN1470, this can be done using 4 CLCs and the NCO of that chip. I also plan to add programming in the MCU part to make it report the decoded Timecode through I2C to a master MCU.
- QMESAR
- Valued Contributor
- Posts: 1287
- Joined: Sun Oct 05, 2014 3:20 pm
- Location: Russia
- Has thanked: 384 times
- Been thanked: 614 times
- Contact:
Re: PIC NCO/CLC/CWG
Hi.
Ok I see thanks for sharing ,I have seen this on a PIC16F150x device and there is actually a tool from MCHP to configure these models however on the PIC16F1 series chip the 18F's I would thinks is done in MPLABX Code configurater however not depending on Chip family you can use the generated C code from the tools in your FC project .
Good luck
Ok I see thanks for sharing ,I have seen this on a PIC16F150x device and there is actually a tool from MCHP to configure these models however on the PIC16F1 series chip the 18F's I would thinks is done in MPLABX Code configurater however not depending on Chip family you can use the generated C code from the tools in your FC project .
Good luck
https://www.flowcodexchange.com/
Regards QMESAR
Regards QMESAR
Re: PIC NCO/CLC/CWG
Thx . So I guess after all the back and forward, the answer kind of is "do it outside of Flowcode" and try to get it in somehow...
- QMESAR
- Valued Contributor
- Posts: 1287
- Joined: Sun Oct 05, 2014 3:20 pm
- Location: Russia
- Has thanked: 384 times
- Been thanked: 614 times
- Contact:
Re: PIC NCO/CLC/CWG
Hi
Well you can directly write the C code in an C Icon but for thet you ned to understand the module good,I think the MPLAB Code configurator makes it a bit easier to do .
Well you can directly write the C code in an C Icon but for thet you ned to understand the module good,I think the MPLAB Code configurator makes it a bit easier to do .
https://www.flowcodexchange.com/
Regards QMESAR
Regards QMESAR