> If you do this, make sure the peripherals are the same variety for
> your dsPIC30F4011 as they're talking about in the book. There are
> several varieties of ADC and PWM now.

Agreed, Check the data sheet and read the appropriate sections of the famil=
y reference manual - you can download those from the microchip page for the=
 chip you have.
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> Xavier, basically you will need to read the data sheet sections that
> describe the peripherals you want to use, and set the bits for all of
> the setup registers. Simulate your code step-by-step in MPLAB and you
> can somewhat see if it is working or not before you try to run real
> hardware. Don't be afraid to spend a few days reading documentation.
> It will help you very much.

Many of the datasheets now do not have a lot of information other than bare=
 bones data. Much of it has been hived off to the family Reference manual, =
which is where the detailed descriptions of the peripherals is given.




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