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thanks. sorry i can't find the calibration memory settings in mplab xc8. Do i have to download anything for this particular option?
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my program build successfully. It did not give me any error. here is my code
i can set the osccal value using pickit2. But i can't change the bandgap value. Please tell me how do i know my program overwrite the last memory location. Is it causing to change the bandgap value? please help me
thanks. i am using mplab xc8 as a compiler. But i didn't find calibration memory setting. Please tell me where i can find it? Any other tool required for it?
I am new to PIC microcontroller programming. I tried to program PIC12F629. I simulate my program in Proteus, and it works fine. But when I tried to program it using PICKIT2, the band gap calibration value changes from 1000 to 0000. I have read the data sheet where it says the OSCCAL values and...
here is my code
* Author: user
*
* Created on 28 December, 2016, 10:55 AM
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "new12f629.h"
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
TRISIO=0b111000;
CMCON=0b00000111;
GPIObits.GP0=0;
GPIObits.GP1=0;
GPIObits.GP2=0;
int k...
thanks everyone.I am very sorry for not replying. i have done this without using any goto statement. i have simulate it in proteas8. I have found that band gap value is changed in pickit 2. when i read the MCU it was 1000. After i programmed it i saw it changes to 0000. Please tell me how to...
i am new to pic microcontroller programming. i have pic12f629 and i am using mplab xc8 compiler. when i insert the hex file into microcontroller it became faulty. previously i configured my configuration bits as MCLRE while i am using it as i/o port. Any other fault?
my header file...
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