Downloading this patch from Melabs and running it produces the same "Nothing to do" error message. I have had no problem compiling for other 16F*** and 18F*** PIC devices.
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Error in programming 16F688
Downloading this patch from Melabs and running it produces the same "Nothing to do" error message. I have had no problem compiling for other 16F*** and 18F*** PIC devices.
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Have you tried updating to the latest version of MicroCode Studio?
The 2.45 patch only works if you have a version of 2.45 that was
shipped before the update. You may have a version 2.45 that already
included the update, so the patch doesn't do anything.
I would try compiling from the command line too. That would at least
tell you if it's MCS or PBP.
Last edited by Bruce; - 22nd July 2007 at 23:40. Reason: Try a DOS compile
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Is the 16F688 listed in the MCS drop-down combo box? If not and your version of PBP does support that chip, I think all you need to do is edit pic.ini which is in the folder where you installed MCS. That has worked for me in the past.
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Error programming 16F688
Yes, it is in the Microcode Studio combo box! I select this processor but the error appears!
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Error progamming 16F688
I have had brilliant help from David Barker (Mecanique) and Charles Leo (MElabs) about this problem.
The solution is: In MicroCode Studio, click View - Compile And Program Options, then on the Assembler tab, uncheck the Use MPASM option. It then compiles OK.
Charles advises that MPASMWIN 5.11 has a problem in its header file for the 16F688. This can be fixed by upgrading MPASMWIN.
The link to the MPLAB download is:
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/e...Doc/mp761a.zip
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