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FvM, your solution is pretty well. Noted...

You'll be surprised about another bug (looks similar with this one). My good old PIC18F66J90 (in fact it's a new series Smile

) gets two different fuse line ...

@misperry, I'm happy to hear, that worked for you.

@bkamen: I think there is no option in the #import statement. But there is a little, manual solution.

Copy the bootlader.hex file to your main ...

I have a solution for such situations, but it's not a complete one.

In this "it was working but not working right now, even if I didn't do anything" situation I'm changing the Debug Outpu ...

Then it means this bug still exists in the latest version.

Thanks dyeatman.

Here is another thing not related with HEX CONFIG BITS issue, but with UART2 settings.

In this post I've really struggled with UART2, and it seems CCS has more problems.

I've found that "s ...

Here is the config:

- CCS 4.093
- 18F66J90-I/PT Rev. A1
- MPLab 8.43
- PICKit2

Test code:

#include <18F66J90.h>

#device *=16 ADC=10

#ROM int8 0xFFF8 = {0xA0, 0xF0, 0 ...

Great

It was working fine since my last post, but now somehow CCS adds another fuses line to the hex file, like that:
:06FFF800A0F001F7F0F09B
:06FFF800A0F4DFFFF2F1AE

Where is t ...

Thanks PCM Programmer, you've saved the day, again Smile

I got analyzed a new PCB and 18F66J90, and seems like the problem was individual.

But this topic also revealed another CCS Bug. If you setup your code like this:

#use delay(clock=16000000, r ...

Thanks Mike, for your attention. It was not a paste error, but also not related to this UART2 error.

Fortunately you sure have saved me from a lot of headaches in the future Smile

I haven't activated ...

Just switched back to 18F66J10 and it works just fine.

I hope Microchip has some sort of explanation about that. Else, the 120 pieces of 18F66J90 is just trash for me.

I checked the SPBRG2's actual value after changing it to 32, but I see that it's remaining as 0. Changing the sequence of the procedures didn't help at all.

I don't know whether this is a particula ...

Hi there,

I'm using fairly new 18F66J90 PIC for our new project. Previous version was using 18F66J10 and was working fine with UART2. Since both PIC's are pin compatible, I thought that I can easil ...

If it's not a problem, I'd like to see your design.

Thank you PCM Programmer,

I never tried setup_oscillator in this situation because my experience with setup oscillator never solved anything.

That means, I have to be open minded Smile