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 Topic: CCSLOAD / MACH X erasing problem |
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| EmmKay Replies: 5 Views: 45506 |
 Forum: CCS ICD / Mach X / Load-n-Go Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 1:32 am Subject: CCSLOAD / MACH X erasing problem |
| MY BAD.. it should be 16F882.. I made a typo and and being brainwashed in trying to figure out the problem kept reading the 16f822 as 16f882...
cheers all.. |
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| Topic: CCSLOAD / MACH X erasing problem |
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| EmmKay Replies: 5 Views: 45506 |
Forum: CCS ICD / Mach X / Load-n-Go Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 10:35 pm Subject: CCSLOAD / MACH X erasing problem |
| I have had no luck with my issue!.. does any one have any insight that they can offer!!!!! any hint to look into a particular direction..????? | |
| Topic: CCSLOAD / MACH X erasing problem |
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| EmmKay Replies: 5 Views: 45506 |
Forum: CCS ICD / Mach X / Load-n-Go Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 11:56 pm Subject: CCSLOAD / MACH X erasing problem |
| Hi All,
It might be a simple question to answer but none the less it has got me confused. I am working pic 16f822. When I erase the chip, ccsload displays that the erasing has been successful. So w ... |
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