Baseline PIC C programming lesson 1 - Flash an LED

[@NoodleFlame]

This is hands down the best tutorial I have found to get started with mplab x, thank you so much!

[@ScratchinGold]

Thanks for making these videos to accompany the lessons!

[@naadirprofootballeur]

2:08 "Sign your life away to Microchip" lol. Nice video though. Thank you!

[@Paul-ls9lx]

Your students are lucky to be there teacher.

[@KingDuken]

"Sign your life to Microchip" LOL

[@electron7373]

Excellent tutorial ! Thanks GT!

[@RAINE____]

Mate, this is a fantastic tutorial. Thanks

[@VitorVitalino]

Amazing content! Helped me a lot. Thank you!

[@techattack5171]

Wow. What an amazing tutorial!

[@krish2nasa]

Hi David, Excellent tutorial, Thank you very much

[@alphahr]

Great job, I struggled with Moab x

[@pettypavlow8330]

There is no pic10f200.h file in mac xc8/v2.45/include folder.Is there any new changes?

[@NoelKipkorir-f5e]

i have been trying to program a pic12f683 using mplab x but i get builder fail can you make a video on this

[@luisalfredosanchezramos6289]

Hi I love your video I need to do two input and two output with two push button ,You could help me a Code Optimizing C Compilers for Microchip PIC

[@flowcharttocodeconverter936]

Good one. Use flowchart to code converter for firmware designing and auto code conversion.

[@ankitkailashi9777]

sir i am using explorer 8 kit with pic18f87k22 i am unable to blink a simple led can u pls guide me

[@abandonedcranium6592]

// #pragma config statements should precede project file includes. I see you did not do this. Does it have any negative effect?

[@GooligumElectronics]

No negative effect that I can detect - no compiler warnings, code seems to work perfectly.

[@FloppyEmulatorPicF]

very good

[@naylinaung786]

Sir, Thank you very much.

[@dimitrisblane6368]

What is the 0b1101?

[@ProgrammerSheep]

2:08 LOL

[@mayur00123]

Please make a tutorial flash an led on pic12f510 in embedded c

[@GooligumElectronics]

Pretty much exactly the same as the 10F200 version, just a different config section, which MPLAB can generate for you (as shown in this lesson). In the next lesson I'll switch to a different PIC (12F509), and that will demonstrate changing the config, but the procedure is same as shown in this one.

[@mayur00123]

Gooligum Electronics this is code built and simulate and flash but not working on hardware..pls suggest.. #include // PIC12F510 Configuration Bit Settings // 'C' source line config statements #include // #pragma config statements should precede project file includes. // Use project enums instead of #define for ON and OFF. // CONFIG #pragma config OSC = IntRC // Oscillator Select (INTOSC with 1.125 ms DRT) #pragma config WDT = OFF // Watchdog Timer Enable bit (WDT disabled) #pragma config CP = OFF // Code Protect (Code protection off) #pragma config MCLRE = ON // Master Clear Enable bit (GP3/MCLR Functions as MCLR) #pragma config IOSCFS = ON // Internal Oscillator Frequency Select bit (8 MHz INTOSC Speed) #define _XTAL_FREQ 8000000 #define LED1 GPIObits.GP0 void main() { TRISGPIO= 0x00; GPIO = 0x00; while(1) { LED1=1; __delay_ms(4000); LED1=0; __delay_ms(4000); } }

[@jasbirsingh6070]

Thank you

[@nitonixnitron5569]

Personally, I would prefer not to have the background music, but nice tutorial

[@lavieuinme]

Thank you!!!!!

[@Lifeless11111]

Can someone explain what is 0b0010 ? is that a byte ? how do i learn this? All of this video is kinda pointless , i already have an ide and i already program in C , but i do not understand this type of code, is it asci? or just binary in a way?

[@mkhaled23]

b means binary, x means hexadecimal. 8 bits = 1 byte. 0 means configure as output, 1 means configure as input (configured as input by default, I think). This chip only has 4 available pins. Hence, TRIS = 0b1101 (bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0, where bit1 corresponds to GP1). A binary can only be 0 or 1 (base 2). Similarly, GPIO = 0b0010 (bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0) means you are setting bit 1 as HIGH, which means it will provide a voltage to drive that pin (maybe 3.3V) and this will basically provide power to turn ON the LED. And other 3 pins are driven LOW. You can search on KZbin for further tutorials. kzbin.info/aero/PLjueKcCvkvtpE8GoDSWoej_mh3gAIV150

[@Lifeless11111]

@@mkhaled23 okay ty for clarifying. now it makes a little more sense . No one seems to explain this basic stuff

[@torstenvwn]

There is a buzzing noise when you use the microphone

[@GooligumElectronics]

Thanks for letting me know - but improved in the later videos, I think?

[@ahmednawaz4858]

Pic microcontroller's programing in ccs pic c compiler video link:m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqSqaWupgbqGrJY

[@kB-hg2ci]

This is probably the fifth or sixth tutorial I followed and couldn't run. Nothing but errors.

[@GooligumElectronics]

Sorry you've had that experience. I can only say that the videos are real, i.e. no tricks. What worked for me should work for you if you follow along closely.

[@amajout]

@@GooligumElectronics just want to drop a tip, PIC10F204 & PIC10F206 have a comparator, if not disabled (put all 0) no pin would work, I learned it the hard way

[@IngeBall]

Sign your life away 😂😂😂 Sad but true..