P Pommie Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Aug 27, 2010 #2 Nothing. The only difference is less memory so if it fits it works. Mike.
Transistorman Member Aug 27, 2010 #3 Pommie said: Nothing. The only difference is less memory so if it fits it works. Mike. Click to expand... hi is it important to change the code , from this Code: list p=16f628 #include<p16f628.inc> to this Code: list p=16f627 #include<p16f627.inc> ??
Pommie said: Nothing. The only difference is less memory so if it fits it works. Mike. Click to expand... hi is it important to change the code , from this Code: list p=16f628 #include<p16f628.inc> to this Code: list p=16f627 #include<p16f627.inc> ??
P Pommie Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Aug 27, 2010 #4 If you are using MPLAB with a programmer then you need to change the device. If you are just using the hex file then it will work either way. Mike.
If you are using MPLAB with a programmer then you need to change the device. If you are just using the hex file then it will work either way. Mike.
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Aug 28, 2010 #5 Transistorman said: hi is it important to change the code , from this Code: list p=16f628 #include<p16f628.inc> to this Code: list p=16f627 #include<p16f627.inc> ?? Click to expand... No, there's no real need to, but I would suggest it's a good idea to, so you get used to always using the correct include file.
Transistorman said: hi is it important to change the code , from this Code: list p=16f628 #include<p16f628.inc> to this Code: list p=16f627 #include<p16f627.inc> ?? Click to expand... No, there's no real need to, but I would suggest it's a good idea to, so you get used to always using the correct include file.
Transistorman Member Aug 31, 2010 #6 why did they 627 if 628 is already a better one ? Last edited: Aug 31, 2010
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Aug 31, 2010 #7 Transistorman said: why did they 627 if 628 is already a better one ? Click to expand... As a cheaper alternative, for smaller applications - it's the exact same device, just with half the program memory. Personally I've never bought a 627, as I don't see any point in doing so?.
Transistorman said: why did they 627 if 628 is already a better one ? Click to expand... As a cheaper alternative, for smaller applications - it's the exact same device, just with half the program memory. Personally I've never bought a 627, as I don't see any point in doing so?.
Transistorman Member Aug 31, 2010 #8 Nigel Goodwin said: As a cheaper alternative, for smaller applications - it's the exact same device, just with half the program memory. Personally I've never bought a 627, as I don't see any point in doing so?. Click to expand... ok , i understand Last edited: Aug 31, 2010
Nigel Goodwin said: As a cheaper alternative, for smaller applications - it's the exact same device, just with half the program memory. Personally I've never bought a 627, as I don't see any point in doing so?. Click to expand... ok , i understand