Peripheral Pin Select

[Torello]

Hi,

Maybe it's late, but I don't get it. One can assign all kinds of IO to
"RPn or RPIn" by like 40+ registers on a Pic24FJ128GC010. Clear.

But ?? how does the RPn or RPIn relate to the actual pins on my pin diagram? They are called in the good old format RA0 up to whatever.

I'm flabbergasted. There must be a simple answer.

Has anyone also a simple code example?

Regards,
Edwin.
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Regards, Edwin. PCWHD v5.114

[Ttelmah]

A search here would have found some examples.

You don't use the the RP names at all.
In CCS, you use the function name, and the pin name.

Look at ex_pinselect.c, and ex_pinselect2.c

[Torello]

Yep... the COMPLETE pin function descriptions. Not listed in the bookmarks and not linked or mentioned in the PPS section. Thank you Microchip

Still, if anyone has an example for me...
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Regards, Edwin. PCWHD v5.114

[Torello]

Thanks Ttelmah, I'll take a look on mentioned examples.
Btw. I did do several searches on "Peripheral Pin Select". Did not found the obvious you did.
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Regards, Edwin. PCWHD v5.114

[Ttelmah]

If you'd searched on the CCS function name (PIN_SELECT), you'd find lots of threads with the function being used.
Sometimes it is the obvious.

The #PIN_SELECT entry in the manual, also lists most of the function names used.

The problem was trying to be a bit too specific, and including 'peripheral' in the search....