Yes, but why stick with a superceded chip like the '84?

The 28 pin 16F87x series are cheaper, have more program memory and I/O =
pins
*AND* dedicated serial pins (if you choose to turn them on).  They use =
the
same instruction set and have (mostly) the same configuration bits (as =
long
as you use Microchip nemonics rather than register addresses).=20

Bye.

-----Original Message-----
From: =C5ke Neehr [mailto:ake.neehr@TELIA.COM]
Sent: Friday, 18 May 2001 2:54
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [PIC]: 16F84


It=B4s  possible to use whichever I like
of the ports RB0-RB7 as data and
clockoutput for serial datatransmission
on a PIC 16F84?

How to do to get the data in the right=20
order to a shiftregister if I will use RB4
as data output ?

Regards
=C5keN

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