No, it is the programmer interface, and edits the config bits after compiling your hex file, just prior to programming.
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No, it is the programmer interface, and edits the config bits after compiling your hex file, just prior to programming.
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not the programmer interface, Walter ...Originally Posted by scalerobotics
MikroE Edit Project Window
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Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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IF there is the word "Problem" in your question ...
certainly the answer is " RTFM " or " RTFDataSheet " !!!
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Hello cncmachineguy,
Here are a couple of ideas I have given thought to:
1. Make "Include" files for the chips you use regularly.
2. make start up files for each chip and name them accordingly, use lots of comments on the register settings so you do not have to bury yourself in them each time. Then after opening them, save them as your new project name, something like Blinky16F690.bas. Lots of us make new File directories for each project, so this naming convention works if you recompile for a different chip, say Blinky16F648A.bas, then all your hex files will be named that way too.
BTW
I program and run a Fadal TRM when I work, great to see another cnc guy here.
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Wow! lots of intrest. I would like to point out while all the solutions presented seem to be great ideas for tending to the config bits, the goal is a total configuration tool. The config bits are just a starting point. Don't get me wrong, I do appreciate the tips.
@Joe, that is a great idea, and may very well be the better option, but this IS the "wish list" section.
I have 3 bridgeport VMC's all running DX2 controls, and a FEMCO lathe with a fanuc control. I agree it is nice to find others with like jobs.
-Bert
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What type of tool changer do your Bridgeport VMC's have? Side-mount or carousel style?
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Hi guys,
Let me get my inexperienced nose into this conversation. But, unless I'm missing something here, there is already a software out there that helps you to set the configuration fuses in your PIC. It is easy to use and you don't need to worry about the INC files or anything like that. This software comes with the U2 Melabs programmers.
http://store.melabs.com/prod/u2/U2.html
Robert
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But that is not free.Hi guys,
Let me get my inexperienced nose into this conversation
http://store.melabs.com/prod/u2/U2.html
Robert
One step at a time. The configs seem to be the thing that give most folks the most trouble, then ADC, then timers. PicMultiCalc has the timer part covered.cncmachineguy
Wow! lots of intrest. I would like to point out while all the solutions presented seem to be great ideas for tending to the config bits, the goal is a total configuration tool.
Dave
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they all have 22 station carousel. vmc1000/22, vmc760/22 and torque cut 22. I've had the 1000 sinc new,1996. The oters I bought used.
-Bert
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OK, thanks.
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