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Topic History of: Source code for PIC18F97J60
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Megabug Hi,





okay, Thanks! I start making a board for testing and I hope I get it working. Thanks for help.







Greetz
Ian If you look in the code base and the example website you will find it is set up to toggle some of the i/o pins and read values from others and a pot.



Ian
Megabug Hi,





Thanks for the answer! My consern was working with the I/Os from ethernet! I mean implementing them in HTML.





Greetz
Ian Hi,



For the ethernet side of the PIC18F97J60 you can use the microchip stack, as described in the article about ethernet. You need some changes to allow for using the onboard ethernet, but the relevant files are included in the latest versionof the stack. My programmer has packed up so I haven't had chance to use the PIC18F97J60 and the new stack.



For the I/O pins the PIC18F97J60 functions like any other PIC18F so any basic tutorial should get you started even if it is designed for a different PIC18F, often they involve flashing leds in different orders.



Bear in mind that if the PIC has an 'J' in the name it uses a different type of flash, and you can only program it maybe 100 times. (Haven't tried it myself but have heard this is the case)



Ian



edit-"corrected 'F' to 'J'" Mat



Post edited by: Mat, at: 2006/10/19 19:48
Megabug Hi,



Found this forum at wikipedia and i find it interesting!



Currently I am going to school where I am building with some friends some circuits with PICs to play a little bit around with this stuff. Its very Interesting!



Till now I have only worked (a little bit) with Atmel AVR and Bascom. I understand only a little bit of assembler and PIC, but I am learning for about 2 years C++ at school.





My question:



I found some PICs with ethernet embedded at Microship and I would do thinks with them! Like the PIC18F97J60. It has 70 I/Os! Tha package is a bit small, but I can make a board for it, so it isnt a problem. But the software is. Where can I find some examples with websites on it and messing around with the I/O pins. It would be nice when someone could help me.



Thanks in advance!





(Sorry for my english, Iam from abroad. )

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