pic 18f452 input capture coding help

hi i just start this in school no long ago hope someone can help me with this as my lecture was too confusing to understand.

well i need to write a assembly code for the pic 18f452 to do a input capture and get the result as this is only part of the whole program there maybe parts missing so please ignore those as i am only doing input capture anyway i have gotten most of the setting done as shown below. the only problem i am having now is how do i contiune???



list p=18f452, n=48, t=ON, st=OFF
#include "p18f452.inc"



;------------------INTERRUPT SERVICE
ROUTINE--------------------------------------------
org 0x000000 ; reset vector
bra start
org 0x000008 ; high priority interrupt vector
bra TMR1_ISR
;---------------------------------------------------------------------

Program1 CODE

start
bcf PORTB, RB0 ;off LED
bcf PIR2,TMR3IF ;tmr3 clear interrupt flag bit
bcf PIR2,CCP2IF ;clear tmr1 captureccp register capture
bsf PIE2,TMR3IE ;enable timer3
bsf PIE2,CCP2IE ;enable ccp2
bcf IPR2,TMR3IP ;set tmr3 priorty
bsf IPR2,CCP2IP ;set ccp2 prority
movlw b'01 10001' ;setting of t3con
movwf T3CON ;config the setting of t3con
movlw b'0100' ;
movwf CCP1CON,CCP2M#:CCP2M0 ;
movlw 0xAF
movwf TMR3H
movlw 0xAC
movwf TMR3L


i know i need a interrupt service but how do i write 1 and i know that i need something else but i cannot seems to remember what it is could someone fell me in on this?

Really hope someone can help with this thanks for the help in advance

There are many examples in Microchip's website:

http://www.microchip.com/stellent
/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE
&nodeId=2047

Make sure the above is all one line when you paste it into your browser.

nope did a search and also look through all the folders got afew but none on input capture for pic 18f452

I don't know about your pic specifically, but all pics pretty much
have the same instruction set.
So if you find an input capture routine for a 16xxx or a 17xxx
or an 18xxx, it'll probably work on your chip.

So you could try again with a wider search.

But also, what do you mean when you say "input capture"

Do you mean "detect when an input changes state"

Or "Count a clock input going to a pin"

or "measure frequency input going to a pin"

or something else?

think of a square wave. i will be using binary to represent it

001110000101010101.
1 mean high
0 mean low
on every rising edge which mean from 0 to 1 a interrupt will occur when the interrupt occur the input capture will capture a data from timer 1 or timer 3 which will then store the data to another initialize value for example "capture". timer 1 or 3 will run by itself from ffff

the interrupt can be anything from a push button to a clock frequency anything that has a square wave from

Well there are many things to do:
Set up the PIC to trigger an interrupt on a change to a pin.
This is typically done by setting the interrtupt mask to allow
interrupts if a pin on Port B changes state.
see chapter 9 of PIC18F4520 app note

Also set up the PIC for capture/compare/pwm
see chapter 15 of PIC18F4520 app note

Then you write an interrupt routine that will start/stop the count
when a pin changes state.

Now, this is a lot of code to write "from one lecture",
so I think you should go back to the professor for help.

Also, there is no such thing as a PIC18F542 chip on Microchip's
web site. There are many chips in the 18F542x family.

And when I tell you to check the Microchip web site,
all you do is type in "input capture 18F452" and then say
"hey there's no example"

So basically, you've skipped quite a bit of the course,
you haven't read the data sheets,
you don't want to search the Microchip web site
and now you want to download your homework from CodeGuru.

You will learn a lot more by reading the PIC docs and writing your own
code.

Also, there is no such thing as a PIC18F542 chip on Microchip's
web site. There are many chips in the 18F542x family.

1st in reply to above open you eyes big and you will see i am talking about 452 not 542.

2nd to prove there is a 452 go to the link below
http://www.microchip.com/stellent/id...signDocSelect=
or
go microchip webpage and type pic18f452 in the search textbox

3rd i dont think i need to say more about the rest below because you didnt even read properly or search properly for a chip call 452

good luck on your eye sight next time