On Tue, 1 Jan 2002 00:36:44 +0200, Arkady Skorokhod wrote:

>Hello.
>
>Could somebody, please, have a look at a portion of my program to find =
what`s wrong here. As you can see, the program is intended
>to perform an A-D conversion on the PIC12C672. And yes, it DOES the job.=
 The problem is that it takes some 10s ms the DoAD_0
>subroutine (see at the bottom of code) to exit, whereas it should be on =
the magnitude of microseconds ( the conversion itself should take
>9.5 * Tad =3D ~20us - according to the datasheet). It seems as PIC just =
wakes up from sleep due to WDT overflow rather then by end-of-conversion
>interrupt. Is the A/D interrupt effectively disabled here, why? What`s =
wrong?
>=20

I'm not all that familiar with the 12 series parts and I don't have a
datasheet handy. Assuming that they are similar to the 16 series
parts, shouldn't you be setting GIE somewhere in your code?=20

In the 16 series parts, setting PEIE is a good thing to do but you
still won't get interrupts unless GIE is set.


Regards, Bob

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