After reading this chapter, you should be able to create a project and write a program that uses inputs from switches and turns on outputs. We are going to start off by writing a program that will make the PIC wait until a switch connected to bit 0 of PORTA goes high. It will then light an LED on bit 0 of PORTB. The PIC will then wait until a second switch, connected this time to bit 1 of PORTA, goes high. When this happens, the LED on bit 0 of PORTB will be turned off. Note that both switches will be single momentary switches, that is, they will stay high only when they ...
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H. H. WardC Programming for the PIC Microcontrollerhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5525-4_22. Our First Program
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