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Hi everyone,

I got a simple question. I need to use port p as general purpose output, I need to take 0V or 5V output from any of pp0-pp5 pins? How can I achieve it in C?

Regards.

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You will have to configure the DDRP (Data Directional Register P) to output. Pending on the HC12 you are using, you will have to set the bits [0-7] of the DDRP address to logic 1. Not sure how to do it in C, but I have seen examples in this group on how to do that.

Good Luck

Justin

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> Hi everyone,
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> I got a simple question. I need to use port p as general purpose output, I need to take 0V or 5V output from any of pp0-pp5 pins? How can I achieve it in C?
>
> Regards.
>
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There will be a header file that defines the port registers which you
use as unsigned char or in some cases unsigned short variables. What
you would write in assembler as:

movb #$3f DDRP
movb data PTP

you write in C as:

DDRP = 0x3f;
PTP = data;

Tom Almy
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On Sep 5, 2009, at 2:27 AM, deniz_kerimoglu wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> I got a simple question. I need to use port p as general purpose
> output, I need to take 0V or 5V output from any of pp0-pp5 pins? How
> can I achieve it in C?
>
> Regards.

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How, it's quite easy in C !!!

If you want to put all bits of port P as output, just write :
DDRP =3D 0xff;

And to write datas on port P :

char c;
.../...
PORTP =3D c;

This suppose DDRP and PORTP are defined in your include file corresponding
to your processor. For 9s12dp256 and 9s12xdp512 :

This is in the very beginning of mc=E7S&=E9dp256.h
#define _IO_BASE 0
#define _ADDR(off) (unsigned char volatile *)(_IO_BASE + off)
#define _P(off) *(unsigned char volatile *)(_IO_BASE + off)
#define _LP(off) *(unsigned short volatile *)(_IO_BASE + off)

.../...
And this is how the P port is defined in the same .h file :
#define PORTP PTP
#define PTP _P(0x0258)
.../...
#define DDRP _P(0x025A) // Data Direction Register

That means, in fine, PORTP and DDRP are defined as below :
#define PORT *(unsigned char volatile *) 0x0258
#define DDRP *(unsigned char volatile *) 0x025A

Hope this helps.
Joel
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You will have to configure the DDRP (Data Directional Register P) to output=
.
Pending on the HC12 you are using, you will have to set the bits [0-7] of
the DDRP address to logic 1. Not sure how to do it in C, but I have seen
examples in this group on how to do that.

Good Luck

Justin

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wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> I got a simple question. I need to use port p as general purpose output, =
I
need to take 0V or 5V output from any of pp0-pp5 pins? How can I achieve it
in C?
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> Regards.
>
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Thanks everyone it works!
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