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    Do you get the same error if you try programming the part in the EPIC DIP socket?
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    Haven't tried it... I'll give it a shot and let you know.

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    Same results in the ZIF socket and in the on-board socket.

    Any other ideas? If the 16F88's wouldn't program, I'd at least have a pattern.

    Also tried another 12F683, same result.

    Steve
    Last edited by picster; - 17th October 2008 at 21:05.

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    Contact [email protected]

    I'm sure they'll get you up & going.
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    Can you post your config seetings from the inc file and the generated hex from you compiler?
    Dave
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Can you post your config seetings from the inc file and the generated hex from you compiler?
    I use the config settings via meProg options, not in the file itself, and have them set as follows:

    Oscillator: INTOSCIO
    Watchdog Timer: Disabled
    PowerUp Timer: Disabled
    MCLR Pin Function: Reset
    Brown-out Detect: Disabled
    Internal External Switchover: Disabled
    Fail-Safe Clock Monitor: Disabled
    Code: Not Protected
    Data EEPROM: Not Protected


    Here's the hex generated:

    :020000040000FA
    :100000002E288001840AFF3E031D01282928A30110
    :10001000A200FF30A207031CA307031C29280330FA
    :10002000A100DF3015200928A101E83EA000A109A8
    :10003000FC30031C1E28A00703181B28A00764001F
    :10004000A10F1B2820182428A01C282800002828DD
    :10005000080083130313831264000800073099001B
    :1000600083169F0160308F00283085002030840087
    :10007000603083120120A03084002030012005165A
    :100080000130A300F430082005120130A300F43041
    :0400900008203F28DD
    :02400E00FC3F75
    :00000001FF

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    Do you have the program Configuration option checked?



    Added: And since you are changing the configs manually, unchecking the Update Configuration From File option will make things easier. Won't help the current problem though.
    Last edited by Darrel Taylor; - 18th October 2008 at 02:49. Reason: added:
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    Quote Originally Posted by picster View Post
    I use the config settings via meProg options, not in the file itself, and have them set as follows:

    Oscillator: INTOSCIO
    Watchdog Timer: Disabled
    PowerUp Timer: Disabled
    MCLR Pin Function: Reset
    Brown-out Detect: Disabled
    Internal External Switchover: Disabled
    Fail-Safe Clock Monitor: Disabled
    Code: Not Protected
    Data EEPROM: Not Protected
    Here is what you hex says
    <img src="http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2914&stc=1&d=122429288 4">
    Almost matches. I do not have you setup. Is there a way with you programmer to set the fuses from the inc or in the code?

    I am just guessing again
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    Darrel,

    I have the item you noted checked, and upload config from file UNchecked. I don't have "Program Fast" checked - but I doubt this would be the problem?

    Maybe a bug in the 683 include file? Should I post it for comparison to yours? I haven't edited it or anything, but maybe it's a 2.46 undoc'd bug or something?

    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by picster View Post
    Same results in the ZIF socket and in the on-board socket.
    Any other ideas? If the 16F88's wouldn't program, I'd at least have a pattern.
    Also tried another 12F683, same result.
    Steve
    What version of software/firmware for the EPIC PLUS are you running?

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    using meProg 3.30 - is there firmware for the Epic Plus parallel?

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