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    Hello, Is software problem or hardware proble?

    If its in software, you need to use TRIS command to select input or output on a pin and config directives like internal or external osc, mclr, etc.

    However, if you cant read/write your pic, probably it is not supported by your programmer.
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    i cannot get the program on to the pic, I just want to know what is the electrical programming difference between the 16f628 , 84 to the 88??? I wouldnt think there would be any?

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    Does your programmer support this PIC?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cphillips82 View Post
    i cannot get the program on to the pic, I just want to know what is the electrical programming difference between the 16f628 , 84 to the 88??? I wouldnt think there would be any?
    www.microchip.com has all the programming specifications for the various PICs in various PDFs. And yes, there is a difference between the programming methods used from the 16f628 (old school) and the 16f88 (newer-ish school). Just because a programmer supports the 16f628/16f84 (old school), doesn't mean it supports the 16f88 (much newer in comparison).
    From the date on those pictures, it looks like 2001. I'm fairly sure that the 16F88 came out after much later.

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    yes, this was made well before the 16f88 was out and even before the 16f628 yet that still works. seems a shame. I LOVE THIS BOARD!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by cphillips82 View Post
    yes, this was made well before the 16f88 was out and even before the 16f628 yet that still works. seems a shame. I LOVE THIS BOARD!!
    In most cases, it's not the programmer hardware that makes or breaks it for a specific PIC, it's the firmware/software that's driving it.

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    icprog has seems like it should be able to handle it. it does com up with some other options when the 16f88 is selected which i'm not sure of, eg write enable, ccpmx?? i may try winpic
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    absolutely fluked it!!! winpic set as tait 7407 + pnp didnt work so played around abit and hit the "raise Vdd before MCLR = Vpp " ????? Bingo. think I may give myself a beer or 10 for that. it was the software letting her down like you said. she still got a few years left in her!!

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