Config Bits

[AvionicsMaster1]

You oughta try an easier chip first. Those bazillion pin behemoths are pesky to say the least. Spend the 39 cents American and buy a 12F683. Simple and you can make sure your hardware and software work before you graduate to the big boys.

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi,
Since you're a new user to PBP I'm going to guess you've got PBP3. IF that's the case then neither of the posts Robert linked is valid and will only cause further confusion and problems. With PBP3 you should never need to edit the include files, it'll only cause you trouble. Instead you need to look up the #CONFIG / #ENDCONFIG directives in the manual. However, if you ARE on a version prior to PBP3 then obviously the threads referenced earlier are indeed valid.

Either way, provided you do it correctly, the CONFIG bits will be included in the compiled/assembled hex file but depending on the device programmer they may or may not be programmed in (setting in the device programmers software).

You may also be interested in the meCONFIG utillity.

If you need further help please clarify which version of PBP you're using.

/Henrik.