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[HenrikOlsson]

Geez, we've been thru this a couple of times already.....
You open/load the .hex file into the programer software (mikroProgSuite). That software then connectes to the hardware device programmer which is on the EasyPIC7 board and you use it to "download" the .hex file into the PIC.
I'm sure there's a manual or help file available for the that software if you need it.

If you haven't had the 12F509 running on the EasyPIC7 board make sure to read the manual (for the board) on how to set the board up for that device.

/Henrik.

[mackrackit]

PBP3 does not recognise the EasyPIC board

Of course it does not, PBP is a compiler.
PBP takes text written in BASIC syntax and turns that text into text written in ASM syntax. Then MPASM is used to make a HEX file from the ASM text. It is up to YOU to pick the programmer (device) to transfer the HEX file to the chip.

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/cont...tudio-PICKIT-2

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Dave

Have a look to post #1 ... it's not a Pickit but an EasyPic board ...

you still don't wear your programming glasses ??? .... ohhhhhhh ... what a bad guy !

Regards
Alain

[mackrackit]

Yes, I know the OP is not using a PicKit. I was hoping the OP might get a general understanding of how programming works by reading through Steve's tutorial. With any luck, once he understands how code is created and moved to a processor he will be able to figure out how to use the tools he has.

But I am thinking of getting a pair of tri-focals... ;-)

[AndyFreestone]

The manual for the board is pretty basic. As far I can ascertain the board is correctly set.