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nhatmoduc



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Help SPI protocol !!!
PostPosted: Thu May 23, 2013 9:39 pm     Reply with quote

A project about communication with SPI protocol, Receive and transfer between 3 Pics.
I don't understand that I must double click, system can operation, one click system can't operation!!
Thanks for attention!!
The program:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1dknjcx8k77woiv
temtronic



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PostPosted: Fri May 24, 2013 5:16 am     Reply with quote

I had a quick look at your 'master.c' program.
First it amazes me the worldwide use of PICs. It must be hard to program when English is not your first language.

Whenever you're using portB for interrupts, you must read the whole port to clear it.
There is an example in the FAQ section of the HELP files ( press F11 with project open) that shows a nice way to read portB and take action.

Also you should use #define to 'name' I/O pins for their use.
something like
...
#define secondPICslaveselect PIN_A1 //SPI slave select for PIC #2
...

will greatly help you and others in deciding what pins are for.
even short names like PIC2_SS. Less typing, easy to understand!

And, there isn't any 'debounce' for the switches. You must delay a bit either in hardware or software (say 10ms delay).

A schematic would help too.

hth
jay
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