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4) PIC IO Port Programming

This document discusses I/O port programming on the PIC18F4550 microcontroller. It describes the five I/O ports PORTA through PORTE, with each port containing a TRIS register to set the pins as input or output and a LAT register to write output values. Bit-oriented operations like BSF, BCF, BTFSS and BTFSC allow accessing or testing individual pin values. Examples are provided to toggle all port pins, generate a 1 kHz square wave, monitor a pin for state changes, and output pulses in response to pin states.

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4) PIC IO Port Programming

This document discusses I/O port programming on the PIC18F4550 microcontroller. It describes the five I/O ports PORTA through PORTE, with each port containing a TRIS register to set the pins as input or output and a LAT register to write output values. Bit-oriented operations like BSF, BCF, BTFSS and BTFSC allow accessing or testing individual pin values. Examples are provided to toggle all port pins, generate a 1 kHz square wave, monitor a pin for state changes, and output pulses in response to pin states.

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PIC I/O Port Programming

Chapter 3

PIC18F4550 Pin Diagram

I/O Ports on PIC18F4550


Consist of five ports: PORTA (RAx) 7 Pins PORTB (RBx) 8 Pins PORTC (RCx) 8 Pins PORTD (RDx) 8 Pins PORTE (REx) 3 Pins
- 3 SFR PORTx. TRISx, and LATx

TRIS Register (TRIState)


All the five ports can be used as either output or input.
If If

TRISx = 0 ; PORTx = output TRISx = 1 ; PORTx = input

Setting up the I/O Ports


MOVLWB11110000 MOVWFTRISB;RB7,RB6,RB5,RB4 AS INPUT
;RB3,RB2,RB1,RB0 AS OUTPUT

CLRFTRISB;clear all TRISB bits PORTB output


SETFTRISC;set all TRISC bits PORTC input

Writing output bits to I/O PORT


CLRFTRISB;set PORTB as output MOVLW0x55; W=01010101 MOVWFPORTB;PORTB = 01010101

Reading input bits from I/O PORT


SETFTRISC;set PORTC as input MOVFPORTC,W;get PORTC & move to W MOVWFMYREG;MYREG = 01010101

Study Example 4-1


Write a test program for the PIC18 chip to toggle all the bits of PORTB, PORTC, and PORTD every of a sec. Assume crystal frequency is 4 MHz.
#include <P18f4580.inc> R1 equ 0x07 R2 equ 0x08 ORG 0 CLRF TRISB ;make Port B an output port CLRF TRISC ;make Port C an output port CLRF TRISD ;make Port D an output port MOVLW 0X55; WREG = 55h MOVWF PORTB;put 55H to Port B pins MOVWF PORTC ;put 55H to Port C pins MOVWF PORTD ;put 55H to Port D pins LOOPCOMF PORTB, F;toggle bits of Port B COMF PORTC, F ;toggle bits of Port C COMF PORTD, F ;toggle bits of Port D CALL DELAY BRA LOOP
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QDELAY MOVLW D 200 MOVWFR1 D1MOVLW D 250 MOVWFR1 D2NOP NOP DECF R2, F BNZD2 DECFR1 BNZD1 RETURN END

Inst Cycle Duration = 4/fosc = 1 Sec Delay = 250 X 200 X

I/O Bit Manipulation

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BIT-ORIENTED OPERATIONS
1. Some times, we are interested to access only 1 or 2 bits of the port instead of the entire 8 bits. 2. BIT Oriented operation are supporting to do the above things in PIC18

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BSF (bit set fileReg) BCF (bit clear fileReg)


Syntex:
BSFfileReg, bit_num BCFfileReg, bit_num Example: BSFPORTD,2;Set bit RD2 BCFPORTD,5;Clear bit RD5

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Study Example:
An LED is connected to each pin of PORT D. Write a program to turn on each LED from pin D0 to pin D7. Call a delay module before turning on the next LED CLRFTRISD;Make PORT D an output BSFPORTD, 0; Bit set turns on RD 0 CALL DELAY BSF PORTD,1 ; Bit set turns on RD 1 CALL DELAY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BCFTRISB, 2 ;bit = 0, make RB2 an output pin AGAINBSFPORTB,2 ; bit set (RB2 = high) CALL DELAY BCFPORTB, 2 ; bit clear (RB2=low) CALL DELAY BRA AGAIN

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Exercise 1
Write a program to generate 1kHz square wave with 80% duty cycle on bit3 of PORTC. Prepare the flowchart.

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BTFSS (bit test fileReg, skip if set) BTFSC (bit test fileReg, skip if clear)
In order to make a decision on based on the status of a given bit in the file register, we use the following instructions.
BTFSS - to monitor the status of single bit HIGH

BTFSC to monitor the status of single bit LOW

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Example 4-4
Write a program to perform the following: a)Keep monitoring the RB2 bit until it becomes HIGH b)When RB2 becomes HIGH, write value 45H to PORTC, and also send a HIGH-to-LOW pulse to RD3

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Example 4-4 (Solution) BSFTRISB,2; RB2 as input


CLRFTRISC; PORT C as outputBCF PORTD,3; RD3 as output MOVLW0x45; WREG = 45h AGAINBTFSSPORTB,2 ; bit test RB2 for HIGH BRAAGAIN; Keep checking LOW MOVWFPORTC; issue WREG to Port C BSFPORTD,3; bit set file reg RD3 (H-L) BCFPORTD,3; bit clear file reg RD3 (L)

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Example 4-5
BSFTRISB,3 BCFTRISC,5 HEREBTFSC PORTB,3 BRAHERE BSFPORTC,5 BCFPORTC,5 BRAHERE

Assume RB3 is an input. If it goes LOW, it means that the door open. Monitor the bit continuously. Whenever it goes LOW, sent a HIGH-to-LOW pulse to port RC5.

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