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Video 1. [http://www.jamesfamilychristmas.com/prog1.swf.html?title= Downloading the .asm file, change it to PWM or non-PWM] | Video 1. [http://www.jamesfamilychristmas.com/prog1.swf.html?title= Downloading the .asm file, change it to PWM or non-PWM] | ||
<swf>http://www.jamesfamilychristmas.com/prog1.swf.html</swf> | |||
Video 2. [http://www.jamesfamilychristmas.com/MPASM1.swf.html?title= Using MPASMWIN software to create a .HEX file <------- Simplest method (great for beginners! )] | Video 2. [http://www.jamesfamilychristmas.com/MPASM1.swf.html?title= Using MPASMWIN software to create a .HEX file <------- Simplest method (great for beginners! )] | ||
Revision as of 13:13, 22 November 2009
This is a series of videos on "How to program a PIC" using a Microchip Programmer hosted by Do It Yourself Christmas Forummember WayneJ.
Video 1. Downloading the .asm file, change it to PWM or non-PWM
<swf>http://www.jamesfamilychristmas.com/prog1.swf.html</swf>
Video 2. Using MPASMWIN software to create a .HEX file <------- Simplest method (great for beginners! )
Video 3. Configure MPLAB v8.10 and build the .asm file to create a .HEX
Video 4. Program the PIC using MPLAB v8.10
Video 5. Program the PIC using PicKit1 flash software and generated .HEX file.
You can Download MPLAB software for Microchip Technology Inc.Which includes MPLAB and MPASMWIN.