I saw it as an attempt to collect e-mail addresses. I believe there was a request for direct
response included. I deleted it immediately.
Dan

J Nagy wrote:

> Scott Beatty wrote:
>
> >Hello All
> >
> >        I am in a real hurry for this answer so please return it
> >quicky.  I am trying to use a 12c508 to fix a problem.  The code that I
> >have included is supposed to move the data on GP<0:1> to GP<4:5>, data
> >on 0 goes to 5 and data on 1 goes to 4.  However in the sub_x routines
> >the data won't write to the GP<4:5> pins.  Can someone tell me why this
> >is happening and how to write to these pins.
> >
>
> Scott:
>
>         Never forget that you can catch more flies with honey than you can
> with vinegar. I for one interpreted your post as a demand rather than a
> request, so was reluctant to reply. From the lack of other replies, I don't
> think I was alone.
>         The '508 uses pins 2 and 3 for either port pins or oscillator pins,
> depending on how the oscillator is set (in the configuration bits). My
> guess is that you failed to select internal RC osc.
>
>         Jim Nagy
>         Elm Electronics
>   ICs for Experimenters
> http://www.elmelectronics.com/