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Microcontroller - Same pin is use as input and output

 
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Microcontroller - Same pin is use as input and output
PostPosted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 1:04 am     Reply with quote

Dear Experts
I want to use one pin as input and output. My application is that I want to pullup same pin by using software command bit_set(PORTA,2) and the same pin I want to use as switch input. I mean initially the software will pullup PORTA,2 by using software command. From hardware side i have connected transistor collector which is switching Zero Logic on PORTA,2. I am sensing that Zero Logic in my program. Actually I do not want to use external pullup on PORTA,2. I want to use software pullup on PORTA,2. How can I solve this problem ?
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Re: Microcontroller - Same pin is use as input and output
PostPosted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 1:17 am     Reply with quote

If you read the I/O Ports chapter of your PIC's datasheet, you will see how the I/O for that port is configured in hardware...

But, for the most part, unless the port has internal pullup resistors like those found on portB (each PIC is different, so always consult the datasheet), you can't "pull up" a GPIO by setting it for output high and then reading it back like you describe.
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