I tried what you said ero, but it just loads ic-prog with no hex file loaded...
i used -l$hex-filename$
I tried what you said ero, but it just loads ic-prog with no hex file loaded...
i used -l$hex-filename$
@Kamikaze47,
I do not know why it is not loading the hex file. I remember Long time ago it was happend to me also but really I do not remember how to solve that problem.
IT will be better to check again the programmer section. Ther eis edit button there. Click it and check the registers for the parameters what was entered.
If it is same what I said give me some time find the solution.
Regards
ERO
i deleted the programmer and started again, and this time it worked... not sure what went wrong the 1st time
thanks ero
Very good. It is really interesting but I am sure there was something wrong first time. Anyhow, the important thing is the system is working now.
ERO
I've tried
-l$hex-filename$ -tpic $target-device$
but now, I use another programmer....
IC-Prog will not work with 18Fxxx
PBP 2.50C, MCS+ 3.0.0.5, MPLAB 8, MPASM 5.14, ASIX Presto, PoScope, mE mikroBasic V7.2, PICKIT2
It does not work. I had made a lot of trial work before. There is only one way which is -txx$ if you give the pic number by this command you can get the pic. For instance to have the pic 16F877 you have to write the parameters as follows;
-t98$ -l$hex-filename$ . There is one space between 98$ and -l$hex.
Here are the numbers for the variosu pic's
- Pic16F84 : 132
- Pic16F84A : 133
- Pic16F628 : 146
- Pic16C711 : 74
- Pic16F876 : 96
- Pic16F876A: 97
- Pic16F877 : 98
- Pic16F877A: 99
But it is not convenient every time you cahange the number in the command line parameter. There must be another way to do this job automatically but I could not find it.
ERO
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