PICmicro Development Board V3 - Erase & Detect PIC Probl

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PICmicro Development Board V3 - Erase & Detect PIC Probl

Post by uzymedphys »

Hello All

I am trying to communicate with the PICmicro Dev Board V3. I have managed to install both the USB driver as well as the PPP software (v3.7.10.23).

I have followed the manual - the board LEDs are flashing - LB0 to LB7 except for LB3; and LA0 to LA4 flashing - like a night rider effect as stated in the manual.

However, when I try and 'configure the picmicro' using the PPP software - and select 'Auto-detect': I get an error message - 'Could not ID the onboard chip'. Moreover, when I try to erase the PICmicro using the PPP software, it fails.

In order to attempt and correct the problem, I have set the S2 switch to RC, S4 to Fast, etc as recommended in the manual. However, this still does not resolve the problem and I still can not erase the PIC nor auto-detect the PIC.

I would appreciate any assistance to resolve this problem.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards

Usman

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Post by Ian »

Hi,

Are you running in LVP mode?
If so please ensure that all the jumpers are in the correct position for LVP programming:
PSU/USB jumper to USB.
IO/LVP pins - set appropriate pin to LVP (B3 for the F88)
In PPP Config set LVP to enabled.

Note that Full power (a PSU) is required to enable/disable LVP.
If the device is LVP Disabled you will need to run it Full power to be able to program it.

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Can Not ID Onboard Chip

Post by cknight442 »

I have done this. I still get the error "Can not ID onboard chip". Any other suggestions?

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