PIC12F629 flash led

[pmafer]

Hello,

Thanks all for your comments.

i recheck hardware and all seems ok.

i'm going crazy with this one. defective ic? its uncommon...

Henrik: can post hex to see if any diference? do you use default settings file?

thanks again,
Paul

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi,
Have you verified that MCLR is at Vcc?
LED connected with correct polarity and verified to be working?
Verified that the programmer and its application is working correctly, can you program other chips?

Yes, I've compiled your code with the PBP default CONFIG, which I quote here for reference:

#CONFIG
  __config _INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT & _WDT_ON & _MCLRE_ON & _CP_OFF
#ENDCONFIG

This is the code I compiled, using PBP 3.0.7.4

Define OSCCAL_1K 1
DEFINE OSC 4

 CMCON = 7
 OPTION_REG.7= 0 
 GPIO = %00000000 
 TRISIO = %00000001

Start:

 HIGH GPIO.0
 PAUSE 1000
 LOW GPIO.0
 PAUSE 1000

 GOTO Start
 END

And here's the resulting hex

:020000040000FA
:100000002828A301A200FF30A207031CA307031C9A
:1000100023280330A100DF300F200328A101E83E90
:10002000A000A109FC30031C1828A00703181528FC
:10003000A0076400A10F152820181E28A01C222844
:1000400000002228080083130313831264000800B1
:10005000FF238316900083120730990083168113C3
:1000600083128501831601308500831205148316DF
:100070000510FA3083120120051083160510FA309E
:0A0080008312012036286300432894
:02400E00FC3F75
:00000001FF

Again, it works fine here. 10k pullup on MCLR, 1k5 in series with LED on GPIO.0

[AvionicsMaster1]

I guess you actually have to read the hyperscript numbers. Sorry for the inconenience.

[Archangel]

Hello,

Thanks all for your comments.

i recheck hardware and all seems ok.

i'm going crazy with this one. defective ic? its uncommon...


Paul

How OLD is your breadboard ? Those breadboards into which you just push the wires in corrode BIG TIME in just a couple of years especially if kept in a basement or garage. So verify your connections with an ohm meter, if it is not relatively new.