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  1. - 4th September 2010, 06:30 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by rmteo View Post
    What type of tool changer do your Bridgeport VMC's have? Side-mount or carousel style?
    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.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cncmachineguy View Post
    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.
    OK, thanks.
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    Hi, Guys

    has someone tried CCS, Flowcode, WIZ-C or The Cypress Psoc Express ???

    Worth the look ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Hi, Guys

    has someone tried CCS, Flowcode, WIZ-C or The Cypress Psoc Express ???

    Worth the look ...

    Alain
    Never heard of them..
    What do they do?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Never heard of them..
    What do they do?
    Hi, Dave

    Those 4 "C" PIC compilers have really really nice advanced config Wizards ... BTW ... I forgave CodeWarrior " Processor Expert " for Moto ... euhhh Freescale processors.

    May be CCS is the " Weakest " of all ( but one can add custom peripheral drivers ... shhhht ! ) ... and it's not so bad !!!
    WIZ-C is really astonishing ...

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    Alain,

    Do any of them save the configs to code or do they modify the hex at program time?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Alain,

    Do any of them save the configs to code or do they modify the hex at program time?
    Dave,

    I don't know about the different software packages that Alain is talking about. But, in case that you might want to know the MELAB programmer software modifies the code at programming time. It does not include the PIC configs in the code that you are writting.

    I downloaded the MPLAB C18 demo version and I will be playing with it pretty soon. I will let you if this "C" software has any tools to help you set the PIC configs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Alain,

    Do any of them save the configs to code or do they modify the hex at program time?
    Ok, Dave
    ... a quick look seems to show they directly produce the full Hex code @ compile time ... ( no intermediate files )

    The only one I saw you can easily access the configs values ( Hex given ) for each register is MkE IDE ... ( see some posts above )

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