Programming to chip EB-006-00-6

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Programming to chip EB-006-00-6

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V7 Programming a (new) chip PIC18F2553 creates compiler error message indicating:

1.Board voltage too high
2.Board voltage too high
3.Flash memory not verified - may be due to code protect.

FINISHED

Chip is not programmed.

Flowcode 5 programs these just fine. Can you investigate?

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Re: Programming to chip EB-006-00-6

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Hello,

Sorry for the delay.

Flowcode v5 used a programming tool called PPP.

Flowcode v6 and v7 use a programming tool named mLoader. mLoader should work exactly the same way but it could be we have made a mistake in the config file for the device your using. I'll see if we have a 18F2553 chip available.

Just for sanity's sake does the chip still program ok via Flowcode 5 to double check that the chip has not had some kind of hardware failure.

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Re: Programming to chip EB-006-00-6

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Another possibility is for you to use PPP within Flowcode 7.

Instructions on how to set this up are in the Wki here:
http://www.matrixtsl.com/wikiv7/index.p ... (PICmicro)

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Re: Programming to chip EB-006-00-6

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Flowcode 5 programs the chips just fine.

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