solution change code 16f628 to 12f629 data in hex


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    As I see it, you have several options,
    1. Likely the easiest and cheapest, use the correct # PIC chip, for the hex files you have.Very little cost or Brain Damage.
    2. Learn assembler and edit the code you have, likely the hardest and most time consuming.
    3. Write your own PBP program with help from the forum ( that's what we do here ).
    4. PAY someone to write you a program, not me.
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    It would be really tough to make a F84 or 628 code to run on a 12F series unless it is a simple program, the 12F has at very best 5 or six ports whereas the f84/628 has potential for sixteen, if you use INT_OSC and no MCLRE.
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