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[Moved] How to extract pic18f2455 firmware

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Hi

I have no experience with this processor. I purchased DIY's USB IO Kit and it seems there is no support for PortB interrupt on Pin-change
Can i add small interrupt routine that will send back to my PC an "I" transaction ?
To do that i need to read the firmware by setting registers (by C# prog. on my PC) and reverse the object code to Assembly.
How do i do that ?

With some guess-work i may find the address of the "I" routine and then use it within the int. routine
I'm not sure it's doable , maybe there is easier way ?

Any feedback is appreciated

Ben
 

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Thanks. How would you read out the PIC firmware ? (DIY usb io kit) to get the machine code
 

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Thanks. How would you read out the PIC firmware ? (DIY usb io kit) to get the machine code
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Usually its can be done with PIC programmer.
 
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Hi

Does any one has .lst (or hex) file of Electronics-DIY USB IO Board Kit ?
Which inexpensive in-circuit programmer / debugger would you recommend ?

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A PICkit 2 clone with fulfill your requirements.

If purchases from eBay are possible, PICkit 2 clones are available in the $5 to $20 range.

The PC side interface is USB, so you can use it with your laptop and provides programming, reading and in-circuit debugging features.

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The PICkit 2 Clones are compatible with software freely available from the Microchip website.


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bigdogguru said:
A PICkit 2 clone with fulfill your requirements.

If purchases from eBay are possible, PICkit 2 clones are available in the $5 to $20 range.

The PC side interface is USB, so you can use it with your laptop and provides programming, reading and in-circuit debugging features.

**broken link removed**

**broken link removed**

The PICkit 2 Clones are compatible with software freely available from the Microchip website.


BigDog
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