Hi
Ive been looking at the dsPic programmer using a 30F3014 device (supplied by Matrix)
The program gives the following error when programming the chip.
File sent with 1 warnings:
CONFIG failed to erase bits at [1f00000]
Contents of file are:
02 83 3F 80 B3 87 FF FF FF FF FF FF 03 C0
Contents of chip are:
02 83 3F 80 B3 87 0F 31 0F 33 07 00 03 C0
Return code = 0
The program executes on hardware correctly.
I assume that as my program is very small and if some of the bits are damaged they are out of the addess range of my program.
Trying to erase with m-loader does not give any errors
M loader will also program the device ok using the generated hex file.
is this something that can be ignored, or do I have a faulty device. Only have 1 chip so not able to compare, but it doesnt give the error with the 30F2011
Thanks
dsPic Programmer
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Re: dsPic Programmer
Hi John,
If i remember correctly, and i may not have done, to which Ben may correct me, but these are unused or spare areas of the config which mloader does not write to, generated hex files will fill these locations with "FF" but there may be data in these locations on the actual chip. So when it does its verification it warns you that the data on the file is different to that of the chip, so in summary, nothing to worry about
If i remember correctly, and i may not have done, to which Ben may correct me, but these are unused or spare areas of the config which mloader does not write to, generated hex files will fill these locations with "FF" but there may be data in these locations on the actual chip. So when it does its verification it warns you that the data on the file is different to that of the chip, so in summary, nothing to worry about
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Re: dsPic Programmer
Hi John,
I had similar observation when I started out with dspic etc..
See my post plus some good and helpful replies from the team..
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/mmforum ... =29&t=8640
Basically it all works...it appears to need some tidy up.
Best
Pete
I had similar observation when I started out with dspic etc..
See my post plus some good and helpful replies from the team..
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/mmforum ... =29&t=8640
Basically it all works...it appears to need some tidy up.
Best
Pete
sorry about that Chief!
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Re: dsPic Programmer
Thanks Pete
I do find the layout of the ports on the dsPic a bit confusing. ie some only having 1 or 2 bits to use
Need to get down to studying the data sheets.
But at least I know its all working as it should
I do find the layout of the ports on the dsPic a bit confusing. ie some only having 1 or 2 bits to use
Need to get down to studying the data sheets.
But at least I know its all working as it should
1 in 10 people understand binary, the other one doesn't !