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OK, I have the USB detect pin enabled.

Here is the result:
I didn't touch on USB side at all.
Changed my previous config to following one:
// configure 12MHz clock for USB operation and 48Mhz CP ...

This device is not attached to USB all the time.
It takes 11.6 mA current now, my target is about 9 mA
Device never sleeps, not a battery powered. But on a sensitive power supply.
I think a clock r ...

How can I lower the clock of CPU on my current config?
CPUDIV4 didn't work.
I look for a lowest possible clock rate with 12 Mhz crystal which is my current config.
Now everything works on 48 Mhz, s ...

I understood for the HW side.

Isn't there any SW solution to turn off and on the usb?
Isn't it possible that CPU and USB (48Mhz) run on different clock rates?

1- Reduce CPU clock (but USB should work)
2- Disable USB when unplugged
I'm looking for a solution for those two options only.
The other details should not be important I think. When those two opti ...

Hi,

I didn't want to create a new topic.

I have a working USB HID now. (with 12 Mhz ext crystal)
I need to reduce power consumption of the board.
Options are;
1- Reduce CPU clock (but USB sho ...

Tested it.
This method works very nice even with low debounce time.
Thank you for your help.

I liked the method.

But there is a problem, when the pin is low and button pressed, there is 10mA extra current consumption.
I making the pin low all the time looks a bit problematic in that case. ...

Tested AD5627 Dual Channel I2C DAC Driver

/*
AD5627 I2C DAC Driver

AD5627R/AD5647R/AD5667R, AD5627/AD5667
Tested on AD5627BCPZ-REEL7

Dual channel I2C DAC
*/

/*
...

Just use output_float, and drive:

So for B5:

//Set the pins low and drive them at boot:
output_drive(PIN_B5); //This sets TRIS to 0 on the pin
output_low(PIN_B5); //pin is ...

Do what I suggested, and drive the pins low all the time. Then release this,
wait a tiny moment, and test the pin. Then switch it back to driving low.
This means that what you have is a pin capacit ...

Below, you are trying to create a pointer to a constant.
The compiler will give you an error. It will not compile.
if(strcmp((char *)TEST_VAL, (char *)&Buffer

Thanks! This fixed my issue ...

Hello,

The following statement is true TEST_VAL's char length is 4 or less
if(strcmp((char *)TEST_VAL, (char *)&Buffer[1]) == 0)
true when:
#define TE ...

ARM have internal pull-downs, PIC have not. The confusion comes from there.

I have many assemblies and I don't want to solder that much resistors as @newguy mentioned.

I will add the resistors o ...

Yeah, I need pull-down resistors.

I just tried to have very long debounce time and seems it worked!

I incremented a variable when pin is high and zeroed it when pin is low,
after a threshold I ...