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PWM pin high after powerup

 
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koenbielen



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PWM pin high after powerup
PostPosted: Tue May 05, 2009 9:50 am     Reply with quote

Hi,

I am using the 18F4525 and use the PWM1 output on pin RC2.
After starting up the processor sets this pin high.
This is very dangerous.

Does someone know what is wrong with my code

Thanks in advance

Code:


   movlw b'00100100'
   movwf TXSTA
   movlw spbrg_value
   movwf SPBRG
   movlw b'10010111'
   movwf RCSTA


   movlw b'00000000'
   movwf CCPR1L

   MOVLW  0
   MOVWF  CCP1CON





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Ttelmah
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PostPosted: Tue May 05, 2009 10:11 am     Reply with quote

Look at paragraph 16.4.2. Realise that the values won't update into the registers, till a PWM match occurs.
For 'safe' driving of a PWM, you need to add external resistors, to pull the pin when configured as an input, to the required 'off' state.
Then set TRIS so the pin is an input (default on power on).
Program the entire CCP. Setup the timer, so you know the PWM clock is running (you don't show this), then program the settings so the output would be 'off' (PWM count value = 0). Wait for one cycle of the PWM, so that the register values update, and only then set the TRIS for output.
You need hardware 'off' biasing external to the chip.

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