How to Set Gnd and Vcc in WICUPL Code
WICUPL code is a popular language used for programming micro-controllers. This tutorial will help you learn how to set Gnd (ground) and Vcc (power supply) in WICUPL code.
GND (Ground):
- Set Ground pin: Gnd is the reference point for the voltage and it must be set to the pin marked as GND.
- Set the Gnd voltage: You need to determine the ground voltage level that is to be used. Most WICUPL devices use a 4.5V to 5.5V range.
- Check the power supply and set the voltage: After you have determined the ground voltage level, you must check the power supply of the device to ensure it is operational and set the voltage.
VCC (Power Supply):
- Set the power supply pin: Vcc is the power supply pin for the device and it must be set to the pin marked as VCC.
- Set the Vcc voltage: You need to determine the Vcc voltage level that is to be used. Most WICUPL devices use a 5V to 24V range.
- Check the power supply and set the voltage: After you have determined the Vcc voltage level, you must check the power supply of the device to ensure it is operational and set the voltage.
Final Step:
Once you have the Gnd and Vcc voltage levels set, you must then program the WICUPL device in order to run the device with the specified voltage levels. Once this is done, the WICUPL device can be used for micro-controller programming.