Make sure you are programming your pic for HS (high speed) Sounds like it is set to XT.
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Make sure you are programming your pic for HS (high speed) Sounds like it is set to XT.
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How do you do this in PicBasic Pro, I can't seem to find it in the manual
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Whether you use XT (4Mhz or below) or HS (Above 4Mhz) the Fuse settings can be programmmed as part of your hex file...or alternatively you should be able to set this with your programming software at the time chip is being programmed...look for HS or XT options.
The thread below will give you a good guide how to set it as part of your hex file.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543
I tend to leave it on HS option on no matter what crystal I am using, works perfectly fine with any speed...
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What HS does is to make the osc. use more power, apparantly the faster it runs the more power it requires. As per one of them thar datar sheets.Originally Posted by exelanoz
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you can set those PIC configurations switches in the program that writes your HEX code to the chips (usually IC-Prog or WinPIC800). Those are Oscillator settings. Set to HS (High Speed)
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