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code-protect is a JavaScript library typically used in Server, Runtime Evironment, Nodejs applications. code-protect has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can install using 'npm i code-protect' or download it from GitHub, npm.

It's a module which convert your JavaScript code into some not understandable format and still it's executable. This module can be used to protect the code base which run's on browser's client side or we can protect the NodeJs code base as well. We have to mention the few options provided where sourceDir is mandatory field. Just mention the root path in this field and code-protect converts all the .js files present in sub-folder.

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How to set up PWM using CCP for PIC18F45K22?

pic18F47J53 RTCC not starting

PICDEM FS USB Board only works when OSC1 is touched?

Gitlab push force rejected

dsPIC33EP128MC202 UART receiver doesn't work

PIC18F2220 LED blinking program error

QUESTION

How to set up PWM using CCP for PIC18F45K22?

Asked 2021-Mar-02 at 02:08

I am learning to work with PIC and I am trying to set up a PWM using CCP for PIC 18F45K22.

I follow steps as given in section 14.3.2 in the datasheet: http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/40001412G.pdf . I calculated period for 8MHz FOSC and 5000Hz Fpwm.

My output remains low all the time. Any help as to what I might be doing wrong?

My code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 02:08

Fixed it - RB0 doesn't accept CCP2. Needed to change the pin to RC1

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66431574

QUESTION

pic18F47J53 RTCC not starting

Asked 2021-Jan-15 at 21:44

Using a PIC18F47J53, MPLAB x, XC8 (v2.31), I am trying to use the internal RTCC, but I cannot see it counting (the seconds). The register RTCVALL, is not changing after waiting a few seconds.

I would like to use the 8MHz internal oscillator for the main clock, and the internal INTRC for the RTCC. Maybe first someone can confirm is it possible to use those 2?

The code is fairly simple, just setting a "seconds" value in RTCVALL, wait a bit, read the same register and hoping to find it has changed.. but it hasn't.

I am posting the main part of the code. Other question, what is the RTCC pin is supposed to output? I have chosen the "seconds" as output, but if it is supposed to toggle high/low every seconds, where can I see in the datasheet the duty cycle? in my case the LED on RTCC pin stays solid high.

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 21:44

I got it working, looks like it wasn't the understanding of the PIC the problem, but the XC8 compiler instead.. I thought the RTCWREN bit had to be checked before enable the RTCEN

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65734191

QUESTION

PICDEM FS USB Board only works when OSC1 is touched?

Asked 2019-Jul-17 at 20:15

Strange question.

I have two PICDEM FS USB Demo Boards from Microchip (with the PIC18F45K50 chip on them). I ordered a second one because the first was acting really strange and I figured it was defective. But the second one does it too.

The behavior is that it seems like the clock on the chip only runs when I touch the OSC1 pin as though my body is somehow acting as the ground for the chip. I have a male-to-male header wire stuck in the OSC1 header port and when I pinch it, the LEDs blink as though the system clock is running.

If I take my fingers off, it's like the system clock stops. I have a few different programs that flash based on time, pressing the buttons, or turning the potentiometer. But they all have the same behavior: unless I pinch the wire, nothing happens, like the system clock is stopped. Note that connecting the OSC1 pin to the GND pin does accomplish the same thing, so my hypothesis about my body acting as the ground doesn't seem to make much sense.

I can't find anything about this in the user guide for the board, or any help threads mentioning the same behavior.

My only guess is that maybe it's something about the configuration flags I'm using in my programs, but from what I understand they look fine:

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Jul-16 at 18:39

It turned out to be just as I suspected, one of the configuration flags was wrong. Changing the setting of FOSC fixed the problem. The new line is:

#pragma config FOSC = INTOSCIO // Oscillator Selection (Internal oscillator)

Being new to PIC programming I'm not sure what the external oscillator was that it was expecting but somehow it ended up being me.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57062821

QUESTION

Gitlab push force rejected

Asked 2018-Oct-19 at 20:52

I've joined a project in recent days. The owner of the project asked his previous developer a feature and since he was not happy he asked me to do the same thing.

The project is maintained on GitLab and the previous developer pushed his new changes to master branch before me and now when I'm going to push my changes, it is rejected by remote server (GITLAB servers).

According to gitlab documentation, there is no push force option on git lab repositories for any of roles on protected branches specifically on master (which can be turned off).

I want to know if I have no other options to turn off protection on master branch and then force push my changes or there are some better options?

I ask this since me and other developer worked on the same feature and probable merging of our changes may lead to unpredictable results (I'm not sure).

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Oct-19 at 20:50

An alternative approach would be to revert the other developer's changes, and then apply your changes on top of that revert.

Start from the master branch and create the new branch:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52899608

QUESTION

dsPIC33EP128MC202 UART receiver doesn't work

Asked 2018-Jun-25 at 06:29

I wrote the code for UART communication. TX is working fine, but RX is not working. I have searched a lot but found no solution.

I am transmitting character x to PC with time interval, and I am able see the data. But when transmits data pic is not receiving any thing.

Below are pins used for uart

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jun-20 at 08:07

I looked into the code, It works fine for me.

Please check the connection with your peripherals and their pins. If there is an extra connection to that pin remove it and try it again.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48200298

QUESTION

PIC18F2220 LED blinking program error

Asked 2017-Jul-19 at 08:01

I am a beginner in PIC programming. This video I have used to code my first program.

This is the code I have written:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 08:01

You miss to include #include , instead you just set your configuration bits. The xc.h is the main header file that will include a lot of other header files that finally point to your special controller header file #include . It's done with #ifdef constructs that your MPLAB IDE should provide because you initially set the controller when creating a new project.

This guide from Microchip is very helpful as beginning because it explains a lot.

If you don't include the header file the register names of your controller are not known to the compiler. That is the reason for your errors.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44419777

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