Hi,
Thanks to one of our friends from new Zealand ... we can recover the OscTune Value !!!
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showa...mentid=1588752
This is for 12F675, but can be translated for other ... Flash memory devices ...
Alain
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Hi,
Thanks to one of our friends from new Zealand ... we can recover the OscTune Value !!!
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showa...mentid=1588752
This is for 12F675, but can be translated for other ... Flash memory devices ...
Alain
My programmer already does that.
Hi, Sayzer
Interesting - really !
and Which is your programmer ??? How does it do that ???
Alain
mmm, interesting link but, sorry Alain, to me wasting my time (based on >50$/Hour) for a <2$ device is a real money waste... even with the recent things that happened...
If you lost your OSC calibration it might mean that you overlooked your PIC programmer options.. or simply it's a freeware. With any of the previous, the first sentence apply. BTW, if you don't need anything timing critical, even with a stupid RC osc, just don't recall it and it will work.
Hi, Steve
Comment vas-tu, maudit Canadien ???
We do not play the same championship ... you pro, me ... only amateur !!!
And ... I never overwrite the cal value ( MPLAB takes care for me ...)
Best regards
Alain
PS: " Un sou c'est un sou ! " ... as we say here !!!
" a penny is a penny ! "
Lets quote some today.
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Hi, Sayzer
Might I Understand you had a bad night ???
your programmer make and model ??? ... pleaaaaaaaaase.
Alain
Ya know ...,
I think the first post was a perfectly valid way of regaining an OSCCAL value if it got overwritten or erased.
What's the Beef? :eek:
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The one I use is local made.
I don not think you can find it in France, but if you like to import and trade, I can help you out.
<img src="http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2158&stc=1&d=119615681 8">
Hi, Sayzer
If I try to understand Turkish ... I see "read","Ok","cancel" and "help" commands ( think to correct me if I'm wrong ... )
so, With that programmer, seems You could only read or modify the cal value ...
but, if overwritten ( by error ! ) ... you can't recover the initial value.
My Picstart also does read/modify ...
but I don't know any programmer in this small world able to recover a LOST value. ... would yours automatically retrieve that value ???
Alain
PS: By the way ... does " Oku " mean you got it wrong ???
Finally, I got it !!!
no Turkish product at all ... booooo !!!
http://www.kitsrus.com/pdf/k149d_intro.pdf
and the "Microburn" program doesn't show any kind of auto-retrieving for the cal value ...
Program also FREELY available in English ...
Alain