Simplest hardware and code to blink a LED with PIC18F4620

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  1. - 3rd November 2013, 02:08 #1
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    Default Re: Simplest hardware and code to blink a LED with PIC18F4620

    Some observations. It seems the #CONFIG and #ENDCONFIG can be in column 1 but all the other values must be indented.
    When I hit 'compile program' the code all compiles but when I check the CONFIG data by hitting the"C" button then all my last, hand entered, values are displayed. How can I force the new #CONFIG vales to take precedence?

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    In the programmer software (meProg), go to Options and make sure Update Configuration from File is checked.
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