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| hi everyone, I've got a problem when I try to burn my 16f84. Each time I try to burn it at the end an error message appears :" Verify failed at address 0x0000" . I thought it might have come from the MC but with a new one it doesn't work either. I use the Pro Pic 2 Programmer from http://www.tavernier-c.com/programmateur_de_pic.htm on win Xp (with driver for IC prog) and I never had any problem before. I really don't understand to origin of the problem; I hope somebody might help me. Thanks a lot for your answers. See u | |
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| The most usual cause is too little voltage on the MCLR pin, this is used to force the PIC to prgramming mode - if it doesn't switch to programming mode you can't write to it, and a verify obviously fails at the first byte (0x0000. This is often caused by using unregulated 'wall wart' PSU's, try using two 9V batteries in series to feed the programmer - I ran mine like that for many years. | |
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| what's supposed to be the voltage on MCLR pin? | |
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| but I don't understand , my PSU is regulated. I use a 78L05 and a 78L08. I check on the MCLR pin and I've got 12,15 v and when I send datas it goes until 12,65v. I've also made a hardware test with IC prog and it works, it gives 12.65v. Don't u think it's enought to switch in programming mode?? | |
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You've never mentioned what you are feeding it from, nor if it's regulated or not. | ||
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| well it's still doesn't work! I've remove the AC PSU and supplied my 78l05 and 78l08 with 20v DC. And It's still doesn't work.Still de same error. I really don't understand because it used to work.And now always the same error (verify failed at address 0x0000) or when I try to load other programs it sometimes display "verify failed at address 0x0004". Do u see another solution? Thanks a lot for giving me your time and your help | |
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Have you tried another PIC - in case that ones died?. | ||
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| Are you using the same cables as before (when it worked). Cables between pc and programmer , and between programmer and pic should be shielded and not too long... wonder how many times i posted this sentence the last few months ? :lol: | |
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| Hi all, I have both a serial port programmer and a parallell port programmer. With the serial port programmer I use IC Prog. Had the same problem till I realised I had the wrong com port selected in the software. I know it sounds silly but check you have correct com port selected! Hope it helps. ( I use both programmers from my Dell laptop) Barry PS. With my P40Pro programmer I use WinPicProg. Never a problem. Thank Nigel!!! | |
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| Ooooops! Should read Thanks Nigel | |
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| I'm not to an 's' :lol: | |
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