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aa9kz

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Posted - 02/28/2012 :  09:03:46  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Can anyone help with the configuration files?

1. The voltage settings create an error "Read Vpp:not set or invalid" and the Vcc sets a default values rather then the value set in the configuration file. (If I change the syntax slightly by placing the voltage settings just after the manufacturers field the voltage seems to be set correctly).

2. The documentation I have for chips such as 16F819 specify two bulk erase commands xx1001B(erase program),xx1011B(erase data) in the configuration file for those chips there is only one command 0x1F for bulk erase is this just undocumented commands or an error?

3.What does the "PRG_MODE" setting do?


I am trying to do low voltage ICSP programming. Because it seems that most of the Microchip's 16f6xx-16f8xx series, et. al., MCUs have similiar programming specs If someone could point me in the right direction to the most general solution then I could tailor the settings to my specific case.

Apparantly "to the benefit of others..." no one is uploading modifications to the configuration file?

If I wanted to upload a modification where would I upload it to?

Edited by - aa9kz on 02/28/2012 12:23:22
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ZLM

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Posted - 02/29/2012 :  00:20:41  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
PRG_MODE: there are two programming mode on PIC chips, VPP before VCC and VCC before VPP

The programmer does not suppport low voltage programming.

You can jusr post your modification here. Not need entire file.

OR send your devices.txt to support@mcumall.com
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