Serious Serial Situation Setbacks...

[Archangel]

G'Day Dan,
Ask the dog if he set the config fuses properly, or maybe you can set them in code for him Which compiler are you using, MPASM or the default PBP compiler?
Look at this thread: http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...t=config+fuses

[Dansdog]

I am using ceramic resonators. But I do have x-tal's and will switch them out. Out of curiosity why does it matter? I chose the ceramic's because they consume less space.

Fuses... That's something I've never heard or read about before (in PIC language).

I'm using MicroCode Studio 2,2,1,1 and PBP version 2.46.

When I select to "Compile and Program" the "meProg" initiates and I can select to view the configuration window. Do I have to do anything other than select the correct oscillator?

[skimask]

I am using ceramic resonators. But I do have x-tal's and will switch them out. Out of curiosity why does it matter? I chose the ceramic's because they consume less space.

Fuses... That's something I've never heard or read about before (in PIC language).

I'm using MicroCode Studio 2,2,1,1 and PBP version 2.46.

When I select to "Compile and Program" the "meProg" initiates and I can select to view the configuration window. Do I have to do anything other than select the correct oscillator?

Xtal vs resonator - xtal=tight tolerances, resonator=not quite so tight; required if you're using any kind of communications

fuses - see the PBP manual, page 8.

[Dansdog]

Thanks skimask!!!

Page 8 might become next favorite page....I'll let you know tomarrow.

Dan