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    Default Re: Using "END" Fries PICS?

    last news ...

    using MPLAB + Picstart for programming cause an ICD CRASH !!!

    buuuut ....

    Everything goes fine with MPLAB + ICD2 ...

    just CR and BELL generate compiling errors ( WHY ??? ), changing them for CR0 and BELL0 clears any reported problems.

    answer is in the modedef.bas file :

    Code:
     ' Debug / Serial Constants
Symbol CLS = 0
Symbol HOME = 1
Symbol BELL = 7
Symbol BKSP = 8
Symbol TAB = 9
Symbol CR = 13

    Memory is well programmed and erased ...

    so your chips are not dead ... probably it is a programmer issue in the end.

    Alain
    Last edited by Acetronics2; - 17th December 2014 at 21:07.
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