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I'm trying to program a pic12c509 with IC Prog through a baby programmer, but get the following message when I try to program all. "No oscilator calibration value found do you want to use the value from file OFFFH instead?" Whether I click yes or no it goes through the motions of programming, but gives me a message at the end " verify failed @address ooohi" I believe the issue is a power one with the software not reading the pic due to not enough power getting to the JDM. How can I sort this out?? I have heard you can set up these programmers to be powered by battery, but I cannot find any plans and my soldering skills are not great anyway. Any other ideas???

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On Tue, 6 Apr 2004, miketurner772003 wrote: > I'm trying to program a pic12c509 with IC Prog through a baby > programmer, but get the following message when I try to program all. > > "No oscilator calibration value found do you want to use the value > from file OFFFH instead?" this is not a jdm problem, the oscal value must be present at the and of your program memory space (last location). The softfare is trying to read that value, if you deleted by mistake it found 3FF instead, so you can't do nothing. The same error occures if your programmer does not read the PIC (you don't have the right Vpp) or the connection between the PIC and the programmer is wrong > > Whether I click yes or no it goes through the motions of programming, > but gives me a message at the end " verify failed @address ooohi" I > believe the issue is a power one with the software not reading the > pic due to not enough power getting to the JDM. How can I sort this > out?? > There are at least 10 versions of jdm, we can't talk without seing what hardware you have. > I have heard you can set up these programmers to be powered by > battery, but I cannot find any plans and my soldering skills are not > great anyway. Any other ideas??? > > > to unsubscribe, go to http://www.yahoogroups.com and follow the instructions > Yahoo! Groups Links

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Problem with power to JDM programmer - miketurner772003 - Apr 6 16:29:00 2004

Re: Problem with power to JDM programmer - Vasile Surducan - Apr 9 1:54:00 2004