OK, I think I've found the problem. The voltage pins are in odd places on this IC, so I may have to do in-circuit programming; something else that I've never done. I'm going to figure out how to do that next and I'll get back with any results.
Here's the code that I'll be using for a test:
Code:
@ device pic16F57, hs_osc, wdt_off, protect_off
main:
high portA.0
pause 500
low portA.0
pause 500
goto main
I'm using the old serial programmer and my first problem was not having the cable plugged into the correct header and the IC pin 1 was in the wrong place. Even now with the cable plugged into the correct header and the IC in the ZIF socket correctly, I'm getting a code programming error at 0000.
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