i haven't the 16F1786 in microcode studio list (pbp246), what can i do?

[lutherblisset]

Hi,

This is probably not what you want to hear but 2.46 is now 11 years old, released in 2005 while the 16F1786 seems to have hit the market around 7 years later.
Support for it was added to PBP in version 3.0.7 back in 2013.

I don't know if it's possible to "manually" add support for that chip in the 2.46 but what you can obviously do is to upgrade you version to something a "slightly" newer.

/Henrik.

pickit 2.61 don't recognize the pic16f1786, can you help me?

[Scampy]

pickit 2.61 don't recognize the pic16f1786, can you help me?

Like I asked before... what specific function of the 16F1786 are you using that dictates the use of this one chip. Unless it's something unique to the 16F1786, then simply use a chip that is supported in the version of PBP and MPASM your have.

[lutherblisset]

the 12bit analogic ports and the chance to set the reference voltage to 1.024,2.048,4.096 volts for them

[Scampy]

Ok, I'm confused (easily done !) - your other post mentions you are monitoring temperatures as you stated you want conditional statements to result in some output being on between a set temperature range. What probe are you using? and why do you need the voltage reference and 12 bit ADC ?

Ignore me... it wasn't you that generated the post on temperatures....

[lutherblisset]

he was student92, not me. He asked for monitoring temperature, i dont know why he ask it in this thread....

[richard]

have a look at this
https://forum.sparkfun.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=30792


or the sure way , get a pickit3