Hi Form,

Please i am trying to write the code pic16f72 with i2c i don't know its not showing output in proteous but is excuted in mplab without error.

 

Are you simulating a pic16C72a?? Proteus doesn't have a pic16f72 model..

When using I2C in proteus you CANNOT!! use analogue resistor models for your pullup. In the library you will find a digital "pullup" resistor model.. Use this...

 

Hi Form,

Please i am trying to write the code pic16f72 with i2c i don't know its not showing output in proteous but is excuted in mplab without error.

Load program in chip and see what happens.
Emulators are beautiful things but the real live could differ.

Picbuster

 

Are you simulating a pic16C72a?? Proteus doesn't have a pic16f72 model..

When using I2C in proteus you CANNOT!! use analogue resistor models for your pullup. In the library you will find a digital "pullup" resistor model.. Use this...

Load program in chip and see what happens.
Emulators are beautiful things but the real live could differ.

Picbuster

Even in real time also excuted but not working may be program error I am writing first time this program ...Please check once the code ....

Are you simulating a pic16C72a?? Proteus doesn't have a pic16f72 model..

When using I2C in proteus you CANNOT!! use analogue resistor models for your pullup. In the library you will find a digital "pullup" resistor model.. Use this...

Hi I have PIC16f72 data sheet available please check in internet available...May code error please check once

 

Now.... You said it runs fine in MPLAB... I very much doubt that it compiles... You have doubled several of the functions and several are called before definition...

Then!!! The pic16F72 doesn't have a port D..
Then!! The I2C routines are for a newer SSP module and none of the bits are available...

It would take me far too long to convert this code to this "lesser" chip..

 

Now.... You said it runs fine in MPLAB... I very much doubt that it compiles... You have doubled several of the functions and several are called before definition...

Then!!! The pic16F72 doesn't have a port D..
Then!! The I2C routines are for a newer SSP module and none of the bits are available...

It would take me far too long to convert this code to this "lesser" chip..

Hi ...
Long time means ...1 week

 

Hi ...
Long time means ...1 week

I tried more than 3 months I failed.

 

I tried more than 3 months I failed.

I can help with your project and solve your issue. Check your PM (Private Message).

 

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Any type ok for me

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Hi actually I have urgent for this any type I want ...This is my wts app no <SNIP>

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Hi ...
Long time means ...1 week

A long time is over an hour for me... I don't have time in my schedule... I would be tempted to browse the app notes on MicroChip's web site and see if there are simple example of this SSP module..

 

Hello,

@jayanthd , Using PM goes by the spirit of the forum, sharing information.
If you want to help use the forum.

Bertus

 

Hi friends

I worte the code plze check and send to me working or not ....

Thank you .

 

Hi friends

I worte the code plze check and send to me working or not ....

Thank you .

Where is the code?

 

This is the code i wrote.....

#include <xc.h>

#define F_OSC 8000000                        /* define F_OSC for finding bit rate here oscillator frequency is 8 MHz so define as 800000 */
#define I2C_CLOCK  100000                    /* I2C clock frequency is 100 kHz  */
#define BITRATE ((F_OSC/(4*I2C_CLOCK))-1)    /* find bit rate to assign this value to SSPADD register */

void MSSP_WAIT()
{
    while(!PIR1bits.SSPIF);   // wait till SSPIF flag is set
    PIR1bits.SSPIF=0 ;
}

void I2C_IDLE()
{
while ( (SSPCON & 0b00011111) || (SSPSTAT & 0b00000100) ) ;
//check the this on registers to make sure the                                                                
//IIC is not in progress
}

unsigned char I2CRead(void)
{
  while (!SSPSTATbits.BF);      // wait until byte received
  return (SSPBUF);              // return with read byte
}

signed char WriteI2C( unsigned char data_out )
{
  SSPBUF = data_out;           // write single byte to SSPBUF
  if ( SSPCONbits.WCOL )      // test if write collision occurred
   return(-1);              // if WCOL bit is set return negative #
  else
  {
    while(SSPSTATbits.BF);   // wait until write cycle is complete  
  
    if (PIR1bits.SSPIF) // test for ACK condition received
        return (-2);
    else
         return (0);              // if WCOL bit is not set return non-negative #
  }
}

void I2C_START()
{
    SSPSTATbits.S = 1; // Initialize the start condition
    I2C_IDLE();        // check if the I2C bus is idle
    MSSP_WAIT();       // wait till completion of event
}

void I2C_Init()
{
        TRISC3  = 1; TRISC4  = 1;        /* set up I2C lines by setting as input*/
        SSPSTAT = 80;                   /* slew rate disabled, other bits are cleared*/
        SSPCON  = 0x3B;                    /* enable SSP port for I2C Master mode,
                                         * clock = FOSC / (4 * (SSPADD+1)) */
        SSPADD  = BITRATE;              /* clock 100 kHz */
        PIE1bits.SSPIE = 1;             /* enable SSPIF interrupt */
        PIR1bits.SSPIF = 0;            
}

void I2C_STOP()
{
    SSPSTATbits.P = 1;      // Initiate stop condition
    MSSP_WAIT();            // Wait till completion of event
    SSPCONbits.SSPEN = 0;   // Disable I2C operation
}

void main()
{    
    int seconds[60],minutes[60],hours[24];
    int day[30],month[12];

    I2C_Init();                 /* initialize I2C protocol */
    I2C_START();                // Issue start signal

    WriteI2C(0xD0);             // Address PIC16F722, see  datasheet
    WriteI2C(0x00);
    WriteI2C(0x00);
    WriteI2C(0xD1);             // Address PIC16F722 for reading R/W=1
      seconds = I2CRead(1);     // Read seconds byte
      minutes = I2CRead(1);     // Read minutes byte
      hours = I2CRead(1);       // Read hours byte
      day = I2CRead(1);         // Read year/day byte
      month = I2CRead(0);       // Read weekday/month byte
  
    I2C_STOP();                 // Issue stop signal
   __delay_ms(10);
}

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any thing is wrong plze edit and update it ....

 

Where is the code?

i wrote in form .... check it plze.

 

i wrote in form .... check it plze.

http://saeedsolutions.blogspot.com/2012/12/interfacing-of-pic16f877-with-ds1307.html

Let me know if you nee\d more help.

If you are just simulating in proteus then you have to set the I2C Pull-up resistors of 4.7k for 100kHz I2C Clock frequency to DIGITAL type. By default, it is ANALOG type.

 

Hi ja

http://saeedsolutions.blogspot.com/2012/12/interfacing-of-pic16f877-with-ds1307.html

Let me know if you nee\d more help.

If you are just simulating in proteus then you have to set the I2C Pull-up resistors of 4.7k for 100kHz I2C Clock frequency to DIGITAL type. By default, it is ANALOG type.

http://saeedsolutions.blogspot.com/2012/12/interfacing-of-pic16f877-with-ds1307.html

Let me know if you nee\d more help.

If you are just simulating in proteus then you have to set the I2C Pull-up resistors of 4.7k for 100kHz I2C Clock frequency to DIGITAL type. By default, it is ANALOG type.

Hi jayanthd,

In that link they are using the pic16f877 with DS1307 ,In the PIC16f877 there are using SSPCON2 register But in PIC16f72 only having the SSPCON register there is no SSPCON2 register.

 

Hi ja


Hi jayanthd,

In that link they are using the pic16f877 with DS1307 ,In the PIC16f877 there are using SSPCON2 register But in PIC16f72 only having the SSPCON register there is no SSPCON2 register.

There are MANY changes needed... I cannot even find the ACK bit.. I can't imagine that it's polled... Why must you use the pic16f72??