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    deuhhh, yes there's an easier way.... Always nice to read MPASM PDF
    Wasn't it called " RTFM " in the good ol' Forum times ...

    Quand la censure ne coupait pas systématiquement tout ce qui pouvait ressembler à de l'humour ...

    Mheuuuuunoon, je l'ai pas dit ...

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    Now I would ask, how do you read these ID location in PBP?

    Ioannis

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    From MPASM
    Usage
    This directive is used in the following types of code: absolute or relocatable. For information on types of code, see Assembler Operation.

    This directive is not commonly used, but does provide an easy method of serializing devices. __idlocs can be read by a programmer. PIC18 devices can read this value at run-time, but PIC12/16 devices cannot.
    For PIC18, I guess Darrel have the right ticket for that. Something based around the following
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4093
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    I found this snip on Microchip website
    Code:
    	// read serial number from PIC ID memory at address 0x200000 - 0x200007
    	DWORD ReadIDMemory(void) {
    	DWORD IdMemory=0;
    	DWORD Temp;
    	BYTE i;
    	TBLPTR = (unsigned short long) 0x200000;
    
    	for(i=0;i<8;i++) {
    		_asm
    		TBLRDPOSTINC
    		_endasm
    		Temp=TABLAT;
    		Temp<<=((7-i)*4);
    		 IdMemory+=Temp;
    		}
    	
    	return IdMemory;
    }
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    I find these a little complicated and limited to 18 series.

    My good old programmer, (ELNEC PIKprog+), is doing this serialization in a very good manner. Also gives an option where to store the serial number, so one can choose to store in EEPROM or Code space. Reading then is childs play.

    Ooh, and it counts automatically of course with programmable step.

    I'd like though to have this option on my ICD2. Maybe one day Microchip will do it. Hope I am alive then!

    Ioannis

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    It is limited to PIC18 only if you want to access it at RunTime, unless most programmer are capable of reading the IDLOCS. And as you say, some also offer the automatic serialization, a nice plus.
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