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[AndyFreestone]

I've just been playing with the examples that came with the demo version of MikroBasic Pro. I've had to play with the jumpers to get some of them to work too.

I'll have another try with PBP3 Pro as I do find the PBP basic far more intuitive.

PBP3 doesn't appear to need the CONFIG data that I am expecting ??

Is that generated automatically ??

The PIC on the board is an 18F452 - probably far more complex than I need, but hey, I've got a boxfull of them.

The ICD is set for the correct processor, the correct clock speed (4MHz) and the rest are at defaults.

All I'm attempting at this early stage is to set trisc to 00000000 and then set one pin high to illuminate an LED - hardly rocket science.

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi,
PBP has default set of CONFIG settings for each individual device which it uses if you don't "override" via the #CONFIG/#ENDCONFIG directives (see the manual for details). To find out what default CONFIGs PBP is using for the particular device go to your PBP3 installation folder, open the DEVICE_REFERENCE folder and open the .info file for your particular device - everything is described there (they are plain text files).

When compiling make sure you use the Compile button (or F9), don't use the ICD Compile.

/Henrik.