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FUSES identification...
PostPosted: Sun Apr 05, 2015 4:08 pm     Reply with quote
Hi,

Do someone knows where to find descriptions of fuses for a device?

Every time I check some shady name fuses, CCS have made their own fuses name and doesn't match the Microchip datasheet configuration names.

Try finding BORRES (by logic is something like Brown-out Reset) in the datasheet...

Like SSSSS ... huh that's a good one!

On device header you have something like:

Code:

#device DSPIC30F6014A

#nolist
//////// Program memory: 49152x24  Data RAM: 8192  Stack: 31
//////// I/O: 76   Analog Pins: 16
//////// Data EEPROM: 4096
//////// Fuses: LP,FRC,LPRC,XLT,HS,XT,ER_IO,ER,EC,EC_IO,FRC_PLL4,FRC_PLL16
//////// Fuses: XT_PLL4,XT_PLL8,XT_PLL16,FRC_PLL8,EC_PLL4,EC_PLL8,EC_PLL16
//////// Fuses: HS2_PLL4,HS2_PLL8,HS2_PLL16,HS3_PLL4,HS3_PLL8,HS3_PLL16
//////// Fuses: CKSFSM,CKSNOFSM,NOCKSFSM,WPSB1,WPSB2,WPSB3,WPSB4,WPSB5,WPSB6
//////// Fuses: WPSB7,WPSB8,WPSB9,WPSB10,WPSB11,WPSB12,WPSB13,WPSB14,WPSB15
//////// Fuses: WPSB16,WPSA1,WPSA8,WPSA64,WPSA512,NOWDT,WDT,NOPUT,PUT4,PUT16
//////// Fuses: PUT64,BORV45,BORV42,BORV27,BORRES,NOBROWNOUT,BROWNOUT,NOMCLR
//////// Fuses: MCLR,WRTB,NOWRTB,BSSHL,BSSHM,BSSHS,BSSSL,BSSSM,BSSSS,NOBSS
//////// Fuses: EBS,NOEBS,RBSL,RBSM,RBSS,NORBS,WRTSS,NOWRTSS,SSSHL,SSSHM
//////// Fuses: SSSHS,SSSSL,SSSSM,SSSSS,NOSSS,ESS,NOESS,RSS4096,RSS2048
//////// Fuses: RSS256,NORSS,WRT,NOWRT,PROTECT_HIGH,PROTECT,NOPROTECT,ICSP4
//////// Fuses: ICSP3,ICSP2,ICSP1,DEBUG,NODEBUG
////////



I know most of them (they repeat on many devices) but some are specific to a device.


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 05, 2015 4:58 pm     Reply with quote
'old school' detective way is to see what the 'fuse' is in binary and which register, then look at the PIC's datasheet to decide what Microchip calls it.
Why CCS doesn't follow Microchips naming ?? Maybe 'trademark' infringement??

one of life's 'challenges' ??


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 05, 2015 5:02 pm     Reply with quote
Did you look in the fuses.txt file in the compiler directory.
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 05, 2015 5:46 pm     Reply with quote
dyeatman wrote:
Did you look in the fuses.txt file in the compiler directory.


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