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Interface and the ports can not be used freely any more.
RF INTERFACE (PORT 2 and 3)
Any usage of the RF Functions (see chapter RF OBJECT) will occupy this ports to work as special coded RF
Interface and the ports can not be used freely any more.
Interface and the ports can not be used freely any more.
EXTENDED PORTS
The Extended Ports are not really property of the Unit M 2.0 but they are treated this way by the Operating
System. Therefore a connected IIC-Bus PCF8574 Digital Ports circuit can be accessed in the same simple
way as the standard ports. See Chapter INSTRUCTION AND KEYWORDS for informations on read and
write a port.
define MyBitPort17 as PORT[17]
define MyBytePort4 as BYTEPORT[4]
You can use the Extended Ports if a PCF8574 is connected to the IIC-BUS. For this case you may not use
the IIC-BUS Object, because the PCF8574 is fully supported by the Operating System This integrated circuit
provides you 8 I/O Ports. The port index (or port number) depends on the address given to the PCF8574
The address consists of a 4 bit fixed and 3 bit user selectable address space. The LSB defines as for I²C-
Bus devices usual the read/write action. Removing a jumper will cause the corrsponding address bit to be HI.
the IIC-BUS Object, because the PCF8574 is fully supported by the Operating System This integrated circuit
provides you 8 I/O Ports. The port index (or port number) depends on the address given to the PCF8574
The address consists of a 4 bit fixed and 3 bit user selectable address space. The LSB defines as for I²C-
Bus devices usual the read/write action. Removing a jumper will cause the corrsponding address bit to be HI.
0 1 0 0 x x x 0
I--------------I------------I----I
FIX ADR ADR R/W
I--------------I------------I----I
FIX ADR ADR R/W
0 1 0 0 x x x 1
I--------------I------------I----I
FIX ADR ADR R/W
I--------------I------------I----I
FIX ADR ADR R/W
READ- Operation, LSB HI WRITE- Operation, LSB LO
The table shows the relation between address and port assignment
The table shows the relation between address and port assignment
PCF 8574 ADR 0 Ports 17 - 24 BYTEPORT 3
PCF 8574 ADR 1 Ports 25 - 32 BYTEPORT 4
PCF 8574 ADR 2 Ports 33 - 40 BYTEPORT 5
PCF 8574 ADR 3 Ports 41 - 48
PCF 8574 ADR 1 Ports 25 - 32 BYTEPORT 4
PCF 8574 ADR 2 Ports 33 - 40 BYTEPORT 5
PCF 8574 ADR 3 Ports 41 - 48
BYTEPORT 6
PCF 8574 ADR 4 Ports 49 - 56
BYTEPORT 7
PCF 8574 ADR 5 Ports 57 - 64
BYTEPORT 8
PCF 8574 ADR 6 Ports 65 - 72
BYTEPORT 9
PCF 8574 ADR 7 Ports 73 - 80
BYTEPORT 10
PCF 8574A ADR 0 Ports 81 - 88 BYTEPORT 11
PCF 8574A ADR 1 Ports 89 - 96 BYTEPORT 12
PCF 8574A ADR 2 Ports 97 - 104 BYTEPORT 13
PCF 8574A ADR 3 Ports 105 - 112 BYTEPORT 14
PCF 8574A ADR 4 Ports 113 - 120 BYTEPORT 15
PCF 8574A ADR 5 Ports 121 - 128 BYTEPORT 16
PCF 8574A ADR 6 Ports 129 - 136 BYTEPORT 17
PCF 8574A ADR 7 Ports 137 - 144 BYTEPORT 18
Using the IIC-BUS the LCD always has to be initialised even it is not used:
LCD.INIT
LCD.OFF
LCD.INIT
LCD.OFF
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