I posted a message a couple days ago about programming a pic16f84a.
I tried what was suggested but to no avail. To simplify my circuit a bit (until I get this thing figured out) I am now using a 16f627 which has the same locations for registers and memory, but also has an internal rc. In other words it's simple. Know I programmed it with the same code as the f84a, and with the internal rc w/ clockout enabled. I connected a led to the clockout pin and I get a signal that turns the LED on. My program still will not work. When I use MPASM to assemble the code I get the following message:

Message[302] Register in operand not in bank 0. Ensure that bank bits are correct.

It looks like the chip will not switch to bank 1

Do these things ever work right?

Sorry for the long post but this is frustrating me.

Geek

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You get this message every time with MPASM, even when your code is correct. Add

ERRORLEVEL -302

to the top of your code to hide these messages.

 

Thanks,

that is just what I need to know, I was thinking that I had the good code but MPLAB still gif a 302 message.

Cya