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Help regarding 89c51 port 0 in kiel for lcd interfacing

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  • October 14, 2012 at 6:41 am #4920
    Monu Kumar
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    I have used port 0 as dataport and port 2 as command port of 89c51uC for 16×2 lcd interfacing and i have simulated my code in kiel during simulation i have observed that port 0 pins are always low in spite of pot0 being high.as shown in scr

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    i would like to know
    1)whether there is problem with kiel software & i should use other compilers?
    2)will this code when burned in uC will work?
    3)should i change my dataport & not at all use Port0?
    4) is there a problem in port 0?
     

     

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