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keypad driver..coding from port d to port c

 
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iedchan



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keypad driver..coding from port d to port c
PostPosted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 2:16 am     Reply with quote

anyone knows how to change this keypad driver..so that i could used port c instead of port d?

Code:

//#byte port_d = 0x08
char get_key(void)
{
   char t;
      while (1) {
      output_d (input_d() | 0xFF);

       output_bit(PIN_D4,0);
       if (input (PIN_D0) ==0);{
            delay_ms(10);
               return 'A';
      }
      if (input (PIN_D1) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '7';
      }

      if (input (PIN_D2) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '4';
      }
      if (input (PIN_D3) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '1';
      }
      output_d (input_d() | 0xFF);

      output_bit(PIN_D5,0);
       if (input (PIN_D0) ==0);{
            delay_ms(10);
               return '0';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D1) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '8';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D2) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '5';
      }
      if (input (PIN_D3) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '2';
      }
      output_d (input_d() | 0xFF);

      output_bit(PIN_D6,0);
       if (input (PIN_D0) ==0);{
            delay_ms(10);
               return 'B';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D1) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '9';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D2) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '6';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D3) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return '3';
       }
       output_d (input_d() | 0xFF);

      output_bit(PIN_D7,0);
       if (input (PIN_D0) ==0);{
            delay_ms(10);
               return 'C';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D1) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return 'D';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D2) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return 'E';
       }
       if (input (PIN_D3) ==0){
             delay_ms(10);
                return 'F';
       }
       else return '<';
      }
}
inservi



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PostPosted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:44 am     Reply with quote

Hello,

You can try this code !
Code:
#byte port_c = 0xF83 // depending on the microcontroleur  0xF83 is for a 18F452
#define keyboard port_c
#define keyboard_line0 PIN_C0
#define keyboard_line1 PIN_C1
#define keyboard_line2 PIN_C2
#define keyboard_line3 PIN_C3
#define keyboard_row0 PIN_C4
#define keyboard_row1 PIN_C5
#define keyboard_row2 PIN_C6
#define keyboard_row3 PIN_C7
#define setPort output_c (keyboard | 0xFF);


char get_key(void){

  while (true) {
    setPort

    output_bit(keyboard_row0,0);
    if (input (keyboard_line0) ==0);{
      delay_ms(10);
      return 'A';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line1) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '7';
    }

    if (input (keyboard_line2) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '4';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line3) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '1';
    }
    setPort

    output_bit(keyboard_row1,0);
    if (input (keyboard_line0) ==0);{
      delay_ms(10);
      return '0';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line1) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '8';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line2) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '5';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line3) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '2';
    }
    setPort

    output_bit(keyboard_row2,0);     
    if (input (keyboard_line0) ==0);{
      delay_ms(10);
      return 'B';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line1) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '9';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line2) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '6';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line3) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return '3';
    }
    setPort

    output_bit(keyboard_row3,0);
    if (input (keyboard_line0) ==0);{
      delay_ms(10);
      return 'C';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line1) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return 'D';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line2) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return 'E';
    }
    if (input (keyboard_line3) ==0){
      delay_ms(10);
      return 'F';
    }
      else return '<';
  }
}


I'm not try it but it is compiled without error.
Normaly, you need to change the #byte and the #define for use an other port.

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