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Totally off topic
If you plan to use WRITECODE you should be aware that some series require you to erase a block at the time and then write a block at the time. The size of these blocks can be found in the datasheet for the PIC. ERASECODE will erase the entire block that the address you have pointed to is inside.
I just saw you said you wrote 4 words and that is not a good way later....
/me
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How many Bytes/Words you need to store to the PIC memory?
Be aware, if you plan to use WRITECODE often, your PIC's life will be short...
I also agree with the BRG setting, so i guess you wasn't aware of the PICMultiCalc?
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Just click on the Copy PBP DEFINEs to clipboard button and paste the settings in your code. This software choose the best setting for you. Don't have to worry about using your calc or the datasheet Tables.
The software is always available Here and it's free.
Last edited by mister_e; - 2nd January 2007 at 20:48.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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Got it already ;-)
I've got PICMultiCalc already (thank you for that, Mister_e).
I plan to fill the PIC's program memory only once and store datas defenitively.
The idea is to use it just like DATA memory.
I imagine, the better and easier way would be to use a "smaller" PIC and add external serial memory...
Actually, it is more about to learn how to use a PIC.
Roger
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