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<p>Cp1: /* PIC16F688 programming adaptor for PicKit1/PicKit2 */</p> <hr /> <div>==P16F688.inc Line 182 Error==<br /> <br /> Some versions of MPLAB have an error on line 182 of the file p16f688.inc. If you encounter the error message:<br /> <br /> Error[111] C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROCHIP\MPASM SUITE\P16F688.INC 182 : Missing symbol<br /> <br /> then you will need to change the p16f688.inc file.<br /> <br /> Use a text editor (notepad should work just fine) to open the file (making a backup would be a good idea), and remove the extraneous symbol at the beginning of line 182 of the file. Save the file, and you should be on your way.<br /> <br /> ==PIC16F688 programming adaptor for PicKit1/PicKit2==<br /> <br /> It is possible to purchase a PicKit1 or PicKit2 programmer from Microchip that does not include a programming socket. In order to use these to program the PIC16F688 that is used with Renard, it is helpful to build a socket.<br /> <br /> Here is an example of a socket adaptor for programming the PIC16F688 (it works with some other PICS as well, such as the PIC12F629, PIC12F675, PIC12F615, etc). It was built using a pin-strip header, a 14-pin socket and a perf board from Radio Shack. Here is the netlist for this adapter (ignore the resistors in the photo below, they were put there for measuring current, and are not needed):<br /> <br /> Pin 1 of Connector - unused<br /> Pin 2 of Connector - Pin 12 of socket<br /> Pin 3 of Connector - Pin 13 of socket<br /> Pin 4 of Connector (GND) - Pin 14 of socket<br /> Pin 5 of Connector (VCC) - Pin 1 of socket<br /> Pin 6 of Connector (VPP) - Pin 4 of socket <br /> Added by CP1 : For dummies like me who are new to this.... the pins on the socket go down 1-7, then across to 8 and up to 14. In general pins 1 and 14 are across from one another. (end of edit)<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Image:pickit_ad_hoc_socket.gif]]</div>

Cp1 http://www.doityourselfchristmas.com/wiki/index.php?title=PIC_Programming_Hints&diff=1467 2008-02-20T04:13:49Z

<p>Cp1: /* PIC16F688 programming adaptor for PicKit1/PicKit2 */</p> <hr /> <div>==P16F688.inc Line 182 Error==<br /> <br /> Some versions of MPLAB have an error on line 182 of the file p16f688.inc. If you encounter the error message:<br /> <br /> Error[111] C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROCHIP\MPASM SUITE\P16F688.INC 182 : Missing symbol<br /> <br /> then you will need to change the p16f688.inc file.<br /> <br /> Use a text editor (notepad should work just fine) to open the file (making a backup would be a good idea), and remove the extraneous symbol at the beginning of line 182 of the file. Save the file, and you should be on your way.<br /> <br /> ==PIC16F688 programming adaptor for PicKit1/PicKit2==<br /> <br /> It is possible to purchase a PicKit1 or PicKit2 programmer from Microchip that does not include a programming socket. In order to use these to program the PIC16F688 that is used with Renard, it is helpful to build a socket.<br /> <br /> Here is an example of a socket adaptor for programming the PIC16F688 (it works with some other PICS as well, such as the PIC12F629, PIC12F675, PIC12F615, etc). It was built using a pin-strip header, a 14-pin socket and a perf board from Radio Shack. Here is the netlist for this adapter (ignore the resistors in the photo below, they were put there for measuring current, and are not needed):<br /> <br /> Pin 1 of Connector - unused<br /> Pin 2 of Connector - Pin 12 of socket<br /> Pin 3 of Connector - Pin 13 of socket<br /> Pin 4 of Connector (GND) - Pin 14 of socket<br /> Pin 5 of Connector (VCC) - Pin 1 of socket<br /> Pin 6 of Connector (VPP) - Pin 4 of socket <br /> Added by CP1 : For dummies like me who are new to this.... the pins on the socket go down 1-8, then across to 9 and up to 16. In general pins 1 and 16 are across from one another. (end of edit)<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Image:pickit_ad_hoc_socket.gif]]</div>

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