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blueroomelectronics said:Glad it works
Ahh you have to set a wee checkmark under programmer/settings (program after sucessful build)
I'll fix the poster too thanks for the tip.
PS you can ignore the [302] warnings (when you understand what they mean you can supress them with a simple command)
Marks256 said:Yes, i have a couple different pic here. I have 3 12f683's, 3 16f84A's, 2 16f877A's, and 3 16f887's.
3v0 said:The faulty logic that lead to Mark's selection may have been along these lines.
The net seems to be full of project using the 16F84, that would be a good choice.
The 12f683 only has 8 pins. That sounds simple to use. Maybe good to learn on. Get a few of these.
All wrong
The 16F88 is a good choice.
Once you get past the tutorial stuff you should also get some 28 pin PICS. Lots of choices here. Better to use the 18F family. The price is very close and they have more memory. etc This has been discussed in other threads.
Looks like I missed the boat on that one. It was a bit difficult to figure out exactly what to do/say/send.Marks256 said:Go back in time and tell me that. Actually, the reason i chose the 16f84 is because of that tutorial. I read through it a bit before i got started with pics, and decided that would be best for free.