Probably the PIC EEPROM is bad OR there's a setting in your device programmer software that you overlooked.
What i mean is that some Device programmer software allow to program OR NOT the PIC EEPROM. Sure it's something like that.
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Probably the PIC EEPROM is bad OR there's a setting in your device programmer software that you overlooked.
What i mean is that some Device programmer software allow to program OR NOT the PIC EEPROM. Sure it's something like that.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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