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  1. - 31st July 2009, 16:56 #1
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    Default fuse options in pbp

    ok, i'm trying to set the fuse options so that i don't have to remember to set them...

    I've been searching around for ages for them and tried everything i could find including whats in the help and faq on here...

    I've tried...

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    device  pic16F877A, HS_OSC, WDT_OFF, PWRTE_OFF, BODEN_OFF, LVP_OFF, WRTE_OFF, CP_OFF, DEBUG_OFF
    and

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    CONFIG HS_OSC, WDT_OFF, PWRTE_OFF, BODEN_OFF, LVP_OFF, WRTE_OFF, CP_OFF, DEBUG_OFF
    Basically, OSC should be HS and everything else should be off...

    I'm using MPLAB IDE but compiling using PBP2.44 via command line and programming using winpic8 and a JDM programmer (proberbly a clone)...

    PS, i don't want to use ICSP when their is around 100 volts DC in my system... so LVP is also disabled to solve an IO issue...

    Any help appreciated
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    Quote Originally Posted by comwarrior View Post
    I've been searching around for ages for them and tried everything i could find including whats in the help and faq on here...
    Although you say that you've read them, the results don't match what the threads recommend.

    In this thread ...

    Presetting Configuration Fuses (PIC Defines) into your Program
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543

    Read post#1, sections 2.b. and 3.b.
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    ok, added following to the start...

    Code:
    @ device pic16F877A, HS_OSC
@ device WDT_OFF
@ device PWRT_OFF
@ device BOD_OFF
@ device LVP_OFF
@ device WRT_OFF
@ device CPD_OFF
@ device DEBUG_OFF
    and I get the following error during compile...

    Code:
    D:\Bedini\PIC code\bedini 1>pbpw -p16f877 test1.bas -v
PicBasic Pro Compiler 2.44, (c) 1998, 2003 microEngineering Labs, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
Pass 1:
Pass 2:
Code Gen:
Macro Pass:
PM Assembler 4.06, Copyright (c) 1995, 2003 microEngineering Labs, Inc.
Error D:\blah\blah\blah\TEST1.ASM  94 : [225] Undefined Symbol 'pic16F877A'
*** 1 Error ***
    my INC dir only has an M16F87XA.inc file does that make a diference?
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    Command line options override anything in your program.

    You've compiled it for a 16F877
    Code:
    pbpw -p16f877 test1.bas
    And put @ device pic16F877A, ... in the program.
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    well spotted...

    The A was missing because i originally orderd the none A version but changed because they were out of stock and they said 3 weeks for stock... they had the A's in so i said i'll have them instead...

    Thanks Darrel... again

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    hmmm, i wonder if thats causing other problems....
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    Quote Originally Posted by comwarrior View Post
    hmmm, i wonder if thats causing other problems....
    What other problems are you having?

    The "A" version has a few things different. Do a data sheet compare and you will find them.
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    This might help.
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    i dont believe that pdf is entirely acurite...

    problems i was havin were pwm lockups, ie pwm suddenly stopping during normal running...
    pwm not starting up...
    wild fluctuations on ADC's (i using internal Vref)
    and 'clunky' operation... as in what appears to be little 'freezes' during operation

    but now... works perfectly every time... ADC's seem far more stable...
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    What is not correct in the PDF?
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  11. - 2nd August 2009, 23:07 #11
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    what i was trying to say was i don't believe the pdf contains all the changes...
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