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amiel m. clarete



Joined: 19 Aug 2005
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Post19 Aug 2005 10:00   

verify error at address 000h


cry:plsss somebody help!!!!!!!!!!!!!! iam programming pic 16f84, im a beginner on this matter.......!!!!!!!!!!!

i have already mplab for generating hex and another software which is the ic-prog1.05 but when i clicked the verify button of the ic prog 1.05 there was something wrong with it. using ic-prog 1.05 and verifying the program.. the warning is this--------------- verifying error at address 0000h.-------------------- somebody plssss help me.


at the same time try also nigel software which is wpicprog16 and the same problem exist or appeared--------------- verifying error at address 0000h.-------------------- .... somebody plssssss help me!!!!!!!


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SkyHigh



Joined: 13 Jan 2005
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Post19 Aug 2005 10:26   

Re: verify error at address 000h


1. Are you using the In-serial Debugger ICD2?
You need to set the clock source from internal resonator or external crystal. This causes problem due to the MPLAB itself, although everyone might think it's weird how is this related anyway.

2. Did you write your program in Assembly or C?
If C lang, and you use main(), that's fine. You also need to specify the standard library specific to the series you are using. PIC16 and PIC18 have different libraries.
If Assembly lang, you need to set the origin directive at ORG 00h in your code segment.

3. Did you set the correct device to program or serially-linked to MPLAB?
You need to set to PIC16F84.

4. Did you connect power to PIC16F84 development kit and/or the ICD2?
You might have forgotten to power up your parts.

Added after 2 minutes:

Sometimes your USB connection between PC and the ICD2, and the Ethernet UTP connection between PIC development kit and your ICD2 might be loose. Check that too. Loose connection can cause failure as well.
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Picstudent



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Post19 Aug 2005 10:49   

Re: verify error at address 000h


hai

Check your hardware for correct voltages specially Vpp.

The error message indicates that after programing the first location when it reads back the location ,it seems to be not programmed with the value in hex file.

In ICPROG do the hardware check first.

Then with meter check voltages in hardware by setting the lines in the ICPROG hardware check.

Sure the hardware is faulty.
Nothing to do with hex file problem it seems!

Picstudent
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