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Hi, i have a serious problem with IC-Prog 1.05A. When i try to programm a PIC16F84A (4Mhz) with the JDM programmer i always get a veryfy error at 0x00 . PIC12F629 are working fine and Pony-Prog with PIC16f84A also is doing fine,but Pony-Prog tells me that i have 2K flash what is wrong. Does anyone know this problem and how to solve it? Greetings, SIGINT |
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PIC16F84A , JDM and IC-Prog 1.05A problem....
Started by ●May 22, 2003
Reply by ●May 22, 20032003-05-22
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AFIK IC-prog 1.05A is a beta version. Ask better the creator: "Bonny Gijzen" <> However, test if this is happening every time you are trying to program the PIC, or just sometime, test the pin connections and if no success, switch back to icprog 104. And test also if settings->option->misc->enable Vcc control for JDM is disabled and settings->hardware->io_delay is greater than 4 for direct IO interface. On Thu, 22 May 2003, sigint112 wrote: > Hi, > i have a serious problem with IC-Prog 1.05A. When i try > to programm a PIC16F84A (4Mhz) with the JDM programmer i always > get a veryfy error at 0x00 . PIC12F629 are working fine and > Pony-Prog with PIC16f84A also is doing fine,but Pony-Prog tells > me that i have 2K flash what is wrong. Does anyone know this problem > and how to solve it? > > Greetings, > SIGINT > > to unsubscribe, go to http://www.yahoogroups.com and follow the instructions > > ">http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ |
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Reply by ●May 22, 20032003-05-22
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what program are you using to write your code? I know that when using the MPLabs IDE I have to be very careful that the IDE is set up for the specific chip, else on load (using 1.05) I get verify errors. I also get verify errors after I let the smoke out of the chip :^ --- Vasile Surducan <> wrote: > > AFIK IC-prog 1.05A is a beta version. Ask better the creator: > "Bonny Gijzen" <> > However, test if this is happening every time you are trying to > program > the PIC, or just sometime, > test the pin connections and if no success, switch back to icprog > 104. > And test also if settings->option->misc->enable Vcc control for JDM > is > disabled and settings->hardware->io_delay is greater than 4 for > direct IO > interface. > On Thu, 22 May 2003, sigint112 wrote: > > > Hi, > > i have a serious problem with IC-Prog 1.05A. When i try > > to programm a PIC16F84A (4Mhz) with the JDM programmer i always > > get a veryfy error at 0x00 . PIC12F629 are working fine and > > Pony-Prog with PIC16f84A also is doing fine,but Pony-Prog tells > > me that i have 2K flash what is wrong. Does anyone know this > problem > > and how to solve it? > > > > Greetings, > > SIGINT > > > > > > > > to unsubscribe, go to http://www.yahoogroups.com and follow the > instructions > > > > ">http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > __________________________________ |
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Reply by ●May 24, 20032003-05-24
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--- In , Vasile Surducan <vasile@s...> wrote: > > AFIK IC-prog 1.05A is a beta version. Ask better the creator: > "Bonny Gijzen" <bg@i...> Good point... i'll do it,when my system's up again(harddisk failure) KNOPPIX IS COOL :) > However, test if this is happening every time you are trying to program > the PIC, or just sometime, Every time i try to programm the PIC i get the error.I tested several PIC's with and without socket.(to protect the pins) > test the pin connections and if no success, switch back to icprog 104. connection is ok ( i can programm PIC12F629 with adaptor) > And test also if settings->option->misc->enable Vcc control for JDM is > disabled and settings->hardware->io_delay is greater than 4 for direct IO > interface. Tested.All ok. I will test the old version of icprog,maybe it`s a bug... Greetings, SIGINT |
Reply by ●May 24, 20032003-05-24
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> what program are you using to write your code? I know that when using > the MPLabs IDE I have to be very careful that the IDE is set up for the > specific chip, else on load (using 1.05) I get verify errors. > I also use MPLab,maybe i do have the same prob. Where can i select the device? I only use the "LIST" statement to select the chip. > I also get verify errors after I let the smoke out of the chip :^ ?!?! I don't know what "let the smoke out of the chip" means... Greetings, SIGINT |
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Reply by ●May 24, 20032003-05-24
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> > I also use MPLab,maybe i do have the same prob. Where can i select > the device? I only use the "LIST" statement to select the chip. in addition to the "list" command, you must select the device from project, edit project, development mode in the MPLAB IDE. > > > I also get verify errors after I let the smoke out of the chip :^ > > ?!?! I don't know what "let the smoke out of the chip" means... okay, well at all electronic factories there are little gremlins who's only job in life is to put a little tiny puff of smoke in each device. If you let that puff of smoke out the device fails to operate. Bigger devices get more smoke, like transformers, etc. Sometimes, as with PIC chips, that puff of smoke is pretty hard to see. With other devices it's easier to spot . . . try putting a 12v car battery or so on a 1 ohm 1/4 watt resistor and that puff of smoke emerges . . . __________________________________ |
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Reply by ●May 24, 20032003-05-24
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oh, wait, my bad . . . if you are getting a good "build" then the
IDE is set up correctly. In the ICProg, take settings, hardware settings, and make sure you've selected JDProgrammer, the correct com port, direct I/O interface, no radio boxes checked under communication, and a I/O delay of at least 4 (mine is set to 10). At least that works for me. else go here for help >>> http://tutor.al-williams.com/pic-download.html --- John Remington <> wrote: > > > > > > I also use MPLab,maybe i do have the same prob. Where can i select > > > the device? I only use the "LIST" statement to select the chip. > > in addition to the "list" command, you must select the device from > project, edit project, development mode in the MPLAB IDE. > > > > > > I also get verify errors after I let the smoke out of the chip :^ > > > > > ?!?! I don't know what "let the smoke out of the chip" means... > > okay, well at all electronic factories there are little gremlins > who's > only job in life is to put a little tiny puff of smoke in each > device. > If you let that puff of smoke out the device fails to operate. > Bigger > devices get more smoke, like transformers, etc. Sometimes, as with > PIC > chips, that puff of smoke is pretty hard to see. With other devices > it's easier to spot . . . try putting a 12v car battery or so on a 1 > ohm 1/4 watt resistor and that puff of smoke emerges . . . > > __________________________________ > __________________________________ |
Reply by ●May 26, 20032003-05-26
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On Sat, 24 May 2003, John Remington wrote: > > > I also get verify errors after I let the smoke out of the chip :^ > > > > ?!?! I don't know what "let the smoke out of the chip" means... > > okay, well at all electronic factories there are little gremlins who's > only job in life is to put a little tiny puff of smoke in each device. > If you let that puff of smoke out the device fails to operate. Bigger > devices get more smoke, like transformers, etc. Sometimes, as with PIC > chips, that puff of smoke is pretty hard to see. With other devices > it's easier to spot . . . try putting a 12v car battery or so on a 1 > ohm 1/4 watt resistor and that puff of smoke emerges . . . cool, coool, cooool man !!! let me copy this into my next book about alarm systems, please ! best regards, Vasile http://surducan.netfirms.com |
Reply by ●May 26, 20032003-05-26
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To take this to the logical conclusion, it is the puff of smoke that provides the operating characteristics of the device. No more internal smoke, no operation. wrote: >Message: 1 > Date: Mon, 26 May 2003 09:11:33 +0300 (EEST) > From: Vasile Surducan <> >Subject: Re: Re: PIC16F84A , JDM and IC-Prog 1.05A problem.... > > >On Sat, 24 May 2003, John Remington wrote: > >>>>I also get verify errors after I let the smoke out of the chip :^ >>>> >>>> >>>?!?! I don't know what "let the smoke out of the chip" means... >>> >>> >>okay, well at all electronic factories there are little gremlins who's >>only job in life is to put a little tiny puff of smoke in each device. >>If you let that puff of smoke out the device fails to operate. Bigger >>devices get more smoke, like transformers, etc. Sometimes, as with PIC >>chips, that puff of smoke is pretty hard to see. With other devices >>it's easier to spot . . . try putting a 12v car battery or so on a 1 >>ohm 1/4 watt resistor and that puff of smoke emerges . . . >> > > cool, coool, cooool man !!! > let me copy this into my next book about alarm systems, please ! > > best regards, > Vasile > http://surducan.netfirms.com > >________________________________________________________________________ >________________________________________________________________________ > >">http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ |
