Why is portc high = low?

One of four; Any!No

One of four; Any!

No diference, they all do it.

When I use portc’s on drumsticks for instance, I have to start the code in the very top by making them all High, or the robot will start by taking sticks down before it does anything else.

RTFM - me
OKay, I’m intrigued. Where do I get the technical manual that might tell me how picaxe “ports” map onto PIC ports?

**The new guy wants to try an old problem… **

(I got my picaxe 28x1 starter pack about two weeks ago, so I am no expert… yet!)

I have had the same problem as Fritsl and wanted it to work as the manual stated it should work.

(I assume Fritsl is doing this.)
When you connect a led to digital input 1 and V1+
and write:

main:

high portc 1

wait 4

low portc 1

wait 1

goto main


The led will be "low" for four seconds and high for 1.



Jka with his homemade board is probably doing this, witch is how you should do it. (I think??)

Connect the led to digital input 1 and ground and write the same thing, the led will be high for 4 seconds and low for 1.

 

Renkku