problem with pic12f675

Ian Rogers

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• May 13, 2011

• #21

Nigel! He shouldn't need to.. the pickit2 has a auto generator that works on the internal pic18f2550 it puts in the best value for the chip being programmed, I've used it before, it's quite good

Ian

 

3v0

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• May 13, 2011

• #22

Somebody was having a problem using the PK2 to regenerate the value. An error like "failed to connect to the calibration executive"

 

sanjubluerock3

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• May 13, 2011

• #23

thanks for all the suggestions and help i followed this method but of no use
PIC 12F629 / 12F675 internal oscillator recalibration utility

I have a project ready but due to one silly mistake i am not able to complete it

 

Ian Rogers

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• May 13, 2011

• #24

Have you got another chip? I think it has been spiked..

Ian

 

Nigel Goodwin

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• May 13, 2011

• #25

Ian Rogers said:

Nigel! He shouldn't need to.. the pickit2 has a auto generator that works on the internal pic18f2550 it puts in the best value for the chip being programmed, I've used it before, it's quite good

Ian

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That's interesting to know, I've not used a 12F675 since I got my PICKit's.

 

sanjubluerock3

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• May 13, 2011

• #26

no i don't but i will buy another chip

 

sanjubluerock3

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• May 15, 2011

• #27

did anyone come to know about how to restore the osccal value?

 

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colin55

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• May 15, 2011

• #28

You can simply bypass this requirement and get on with burning the chip.

 

Nigel Goodwin

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• May 15, 2011

• #29

sanjubluerock3 said:

did anyone come to know about how to restore the osccal value?

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What was wrong with the solution you've already mentioned in post #23?.