Unrecognised chip on command line PIC16F631

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Unrecognised chip on command line PIC16F631

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I have a problem with a PIC16F631. It is not possible for me to configure this chip in PPP. If I try it, I get the remark "Unrecognised chip on command line: <PIC16F631>" and there is also no possibility to chose this chip in PPP.

IΒ΄m using:

Flowcode: 3.2.1
PPP: 3.9.12.26

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Hello

Sorry but this PICmicro device is not yet supported by PPP. If you are desperate to use this device then it may be possible to get a patch for PPP which allows this chip by emailing steve@matrixmultimedia.co.uk However he is very busy so do not expect an immediate responce.

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Post by Rosenbaum »

Thanks for the answere. Is there another way to configure this chip ? I program the "source code" with Flowcode, then I compile it and put it via Mplab into the chip

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If you are sending the program using MPLAB, you can comment out the appropriate config statements in the ASM file and set the config word(s) up via the "configuration" menu within MPLAB.

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