Hi Everyone,
there's a way to configure PICANT to PROGRAM the pic using the Microchip Picstart Plus (MPLAB Inside programmer) ?
I'd like to put the line command at Options/Tools inside the Picant configuration.
Thanks,
Luiz Junior
Campinas/SP - Brazil
ICQ# 8393921
Options/Tools configuration for PICSTART PLUS
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iluminatio
, Jun 18 2003 09:25 PM
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Posted 19 June 2003 - 06:10 PM
I'll also be interested if someone has done this. After some search I found a page that describes such tool that was tested on linux/mac platforms:
http://www.cosmodog....ic/picpdoc.html
Has anybody looked if it can be used under windows too?
Regards,
Pavel
http://www.cosmodog....ic/picpdoc.html
Has anybody looked if it can be used under windows too?
Regards,
Pavel
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Posted 23 June 2003 - 01:30 PM
I put a couple things together to port PicP to Win32 (using Cygwin) about six months ago. It works pretty well, and it's what I use for programming directly from the C2C IDE. Wasn't that hard - Dean Ferreyra had already done most of the work for version 0.4, so all I did was make the patch work with 0.5c and change a few other things I thought needed adjustment.
Take a look at the second item down on my software page... The last link is a zip with the cygwin dll and a picp binary.
Nathan
Take a look at the second item down on my software page... The last link is a zip with the cygwin dll and a picp binary.
Nathan
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Posted 24 June 2003 - 03:48 AM
Ok,
thanks... it's seems that your software works, but...
how can i address my COM1 at Windows ME or XP?
The help says:
"To read from the device's program space, enter:
picp /dev/ttyS0 16f84 -rp"
How this command can be translated for Windows ME or XP?
Luiz Junior
thanks... it's seems that your software works, but...
how can i address my COM1 at Windows ME or XP?
The help says:
"To read from the device's program space, enter:
picp /dev/ttyS0 16f84 -rp"
How this command can be translated for Windows ME or XP?
Luiz Junior
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Posted 25 June 2003 - 09:54 PM
I've found a software that may work with MPLAB/Picstart Plus.
It's WARP:
http://www.newfoundelectronics.com/
Luiz Junior
It's WARP:
http://www.newfoundelectronics.com/
Luiz Junior
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Newbrie
Posted 26 June 2003 - 12:49 AM
I'm still having some problems with PICP..
It seems to work , verifying the firmware version:
picp com1 16f628 -v
but when i try to write
picp com1 16f628 -ep -bp -wp test.hex
i get this error:
failed to sent set range command
How can i fix this?
Thanks... Luiz Junior
It seems to work , verifying the firmware version:
picp com1 16f628 -v
but when i try to write
picp com1 16f628 -ep -bp -wp test.hex
i get this error:
failed to sent set range command
How can i fix this?
Thanks... Luiz Junior
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 12:19 PM
I've found a software that may work with MPLAB/Picstart Plus.
It's WARP:
http://www.newfoundelectronics.com/
Luiz Junior
Hi the software's is not downloading well. An error appears everytime it finishes downloading. What could be the prob?
Regards,
carlajons
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Posted 24 November 2009 - 04:58 AM
This thread is over 6 years old, the site you link too no longer exists so I'm not surprised that you can't download the software.
If you really want the software do a google search and see find a active site. Maybe they will also have a current version of the software.
If you really want the software do a google search and see find a active site. Maybe they will also have a current version of the software.
Alex
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