yes, it's set as output. infact, at every "counter overflow" PORTB value is=
 incremented, so RB7 switches at F/128, where F is the switching frequency =
of RB0. I fear that PORTB has the highest priority :/ or something like tha=
t...

> From: alan.b.pearce@stfc.ac.uk
> To: piclist@mit.edu
> Subject: RE: [PIC] PIC24F, Remappable Pins
> Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2011 17:04:18 +0000
>=20
> > answering to both of you,
> > yes it seems there are no remappable pins, but there MUST be a way to s=
et wich
> > function a pin has. For example, i am writing a program (to learn HOW t=
o program,
> > let's say that).
> > I am using C30.
> > this program uses TMR3 to have a interrupt at its overflow. the interru=
pt routine
> > increment a counter.
> > the main cycle checks if the counter is bigger than X. when it is, incr=
ement PB (a
> > temporary register) then writes it in portb, configured as output (i sh=
ouldn't have
> > the analog problem, should i?)
> >=20
> > now i wanted to use the pwm module too. I configured che 1st module, bu=
t OC1, wich
> > is its output, is multiplexed with RB7. I still see RB7 instead of the =
PWM output.
>=20
> Is RB7 an output, or an input? Once you turn the analogue functions off t=
hen the RB port pin would become the default, but once you enable the other=
 peripheral it should take over the pin.=20
>=20
> There is the possibility that there is an errata not noted in the errata =
document where you need to set the pin direction correctly for the function=
 direction (in this case output).
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