On Dec 17, 2009, at 7:27 PM, Philippe Habib wrote: > I'm using a 168p on a project and I've run into a couple of things > that I want to make sure I got right from the data sheet. > > The first is using the ADC7 pin as an output. Can that be done? My > compiler tells me the required defines are not there and all I see in > the datasheet is about the pin being an ADC input pin. Is that pin > input only? > > The other is when I use the PCINT pins. Is there a way to tell which > of the pins triggered the int or do I have to keep track of the pins > state and compare it myself? Again, I didn't see a register that I > can just look at with that information.. > > I'd love to hear that I missed both of these things. > > Thanks. > > On the PCInts, yes, you have to track them back if you have more than one in any bank of interrupts. ADC inputs are also general purpose I/O pins. Checkj the alternate function section of the data sheet for details. For minimum ADC noise, you don't want to change an output pin while the ADC is running. Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [AVR-Chat] A couple of 168p questions
2009-12-18 by Jim Wagner
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