PIC16F1459 and MPLAB X Code Configurator

[The Magic Rabbit]

Does anyone know how to get the clock to the claimed 48MHz from the data sheet, and why there are no USB libraries for a chip advertised as targeted towards USB use!?

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[Andy Watson]

What clock source are you using?

As for libraries, the 16F1459 usb port appears to have been borrowed from the PIC18F46Jxx/ 18F25xx family and bolted-on to the mid-range silicon. The libraries for the 18Fxxxxx should work - may be with a bit of fiddling. E.G.  http://www.signal11.us/oss/m-stack/

[The Magic Rabbit]

INTOSC which the datasheet says should get me to 48MHz by using a 16MHz clock and PLL x3

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[Andy Watson]

I''ve only used it with an external xtal. This thread might provide some inspiration.

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/microcontrollers/pic16f1459-problem/msg732903/#msg732903

Also, be sure to check out the errata-datasheets on Microchip's website - not everything on the silicon works as datashheet claims!

[Maxlor]

The clock config module for the 1459 seems to be broken in the code configurator. So... do it the oldfashioned way: OSCCON = 0xFE; Note that the INTOSC is probably not going to be accurate enough for USB by default, you need to tune it.

As for USB libs: did you see MLA?

[The Magic Rabbit]

Broken in code... so not just me.

Do I manually change the XTALFREQ declaration to 48 from 16 too?

What's MLA?

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[The Magic Rabbit]

This is as far as I've got so far... I'm sure I need to get rid of those blue/white crosses. I'm expecting something needs ticking, changing, etc somewhere but can't find the option and there are no clues in the interface.

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[The Magic Rabbit]

Just updating; Found the MLA. Feel a bit of a donut not knowing about it from the start. There's an absolute mountain of stuff in there to learn from. TONS of example applications.

Thanks for pointing me to them. I've got lots of reading and learning to do! :-D



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