Old analog guy needs help with PIC16F57


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    Yes, same exact results as above.

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    Strange. I would try another resonator or crystal.
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    -Bruce
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    What code did you use?

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    Code:
    @ device  pic16F57, hs_osc, wdt_off, protect_off
    
    DEFINE OSC 20
    
    Time VAR BYTE
    
    TRISB = 0  ' all outputs
    Time = 10
    
    Main:
        PORTB = 0
        PAUSE Time
        PORTB = 255
        PAUSE Time
        Time=Time+10
        IF Time >= 250 THEN Time = 10
        GOTO Main
        
        END
    Source and .hex attached.

    Note: You can't disable /MCLR on this one, so make sure you have the external pull-up.
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    Last edited by Bruce; - 2nd March 2009 at 16:14. Reason: /MCLR pull-up
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    -Bruce
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    OK, when I open your code with the programmer the configuration reads:

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    0000- 000a
    After I install it on the IC, then read it, this is what I get:

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    0000- 0ffa
    I have no idea if this means anything or not.

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    Interesting. I opened the same .hex file, and it looks llike the attached.

    hs osc, wdt off, protect off.

    Sounds like something odd going on with your programmer, or you're not
    selecting the correct PIC?
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    -Bruce
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    OK, now I'm really confused. My snappy is attached and compared to yours.
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