Hi Mohammad,

This is interesting! I've extracted information about pins, like those in
your "DIPPinDef" section, parsing datasheets. I could cross these with yours
to double check (my parsing assumes a lot of things).

Can you tell us how did you produce this data? Did you use a script, what
source of information, ... ?


Cheers,
Seb


2009/5/20 MhzO <[email protected]>

>
> Inside the zip file DatasheetCollect.zip contains PIC MCU External
> Device Informations that I write.
>
> I just put PIC10 and PIC12 first. If you have comments please do so
> before I send PIC16 and PIC18.
>
> I hope with this information i gave you all, you could upgrade the JAL
> Library.
>
> The definitions would state the pins, only for DIP.
>
> Example for PIC10F200.DEX
>
> Part=PIC10F200        ---> Part Name
> PDF=41239D            ---> PDF Datasheet
> Type=Flash            ---> Part Type
> CoreSize=12           ---> core size in bit
> MaxSpeed=4000000      ---> Max speed in Hz
> ADCResolution=0       ---> Adc resolution in bit, 0 means no ADC
> available.
> AnalogComparator=0    ---> Comparator Available Number
> PWM=0                 ---> PWM or CCP Available Number
> Timer=TMR0            ---> Timer Available?
> USART=0               ---> USART Available?
> SPI=0                 ---> Support Serial Peripheral Interface?
> I2CSlave=0            ---> Support I2C Slave?
> I2CMaster=0           ---> Support I2C Master?
> USB1_1=0              ---> Is USB 1.1 available?
> CaptureCompare=0      ---> Capture
> ParallelSlavePort=0   ---> PSP
> BrownoutReset=0       ---> Brownout reset support
> InternalOSC=4000000   ---> internal Oscillator available
> InternalOSCOnly=1     ---> indicates is InternalOSCOnly available
> SelfProgramming=0
> ICSP=1                ---> In-Circuit Serial Programming
> FlashAlternate=0      ---> Alternative flash could be used
> DIPPinDef=            ---> pin aliases.
> {
>     1, NC,
>     2, VDD,
>     3, GP2/T0CKI/FOSC4,
>     4, GP1/ICSPCLK,
>     5, GP0/ICSPDAT,
>     6, NC,
>     7, VSS,
>     8, GP3/_MCLR/VPP,
> }
>
> Notes=25mA source/sink per I/O
>
> NC means Not Connected,
> An underscore before variables (_) , indicates "not" or "active low",
> eg :_MCLR
> An asterisk (*) after variables means an alternative pin. VSS or VDD
> alternative pins may not have asterisk on them.
>
>
> Sorry for my bad English. English is not my first language, as I came
> from Malaysia.
>
> Regards,
> Mohammad Hafiz Othman
>
> >
>


-- 
Sébastien Lelong
http://www.sirloon.net
http://sirbot.org

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