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I will ask them then =[.

As for the lengths, the chip is about 1 CM from the connector and the cable is about 15CM from ICD to PCB.

"The debugger".....

What debugger?.
Presumably the CCS IDE?. With what hardware?. (ICD-U64 etc..).

ICD-U64 with the CCS IDE, yes.
On that note, do you know of any other debuggers th ...

Hi group,
Been searching around and haven't found exactly what I've been looking for (or at least not solution wise). I haven't run across any technical bulletins or updates that indicate this is a ...

Definitely understand that one. The sheet says there are 86 erase pages on the chip, I'm sure to erase only up to page 84 leaving the last 2 untouched. Not that I touch the top of the ROM either; so f ...

No problem; sometimes "what works" and "what are best" are not always the same. I often find it best when I have other people I work with print up their code, and review it to say ...

rvwills, logically you're correct; it will obtain a value of "2" from delay_in_seconds and then run 2 loops decrementing the counter to 0, delaying by the constant value each time.

Howeve ...

Your understanding of a for loop is correct;
The line in question means (or could be thought of) as
instead of initializing n to a value, simply use the supplied number given to the function and ...

Group,
I apologize; my mind's been a bit of a hamster on a wheel lately and in my haste to get my issue out here I didn't thoroughly explain how and why I'm doing things. Let me address the concern ...

The inspection of the original ROM shows that my last "used" page ends on 0x63FE. I also have the no code protect and what not fuses in place.

I only erase the zone from 6400 to 0x157FC. ...

Hi Group,
I've been following around [lurking more or less] trying to figure out a bootload method for my PIC24FJ128GA010. Most of what I have found, combined with the microchip design documents is ...