I recently got some cheap 16F1517 chips for very low current applications (battery powered).
However it seems that GCBasic does not support them (looking at the chipdata file). Can I get some guidance in writing a chip data file for this device.
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I recently got some cheap 16F1517 chips for very low current applications (battery powered).
However it seems that GCBasic does not support them (looking at the chipdata file). Can I get some guidance in writing a chip data file for this device.
It is there, use the latest updatezip from here http://gcbasic.sourceforge.net/update.html to install over your existing GCBasic version. I've been using the 16f1503 lately with no problem.
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Thanks for the replies. I thought my version of GCBasic was up to date, but it turns out it is from March 2012. The problems of getting old!
I shall now try to write a suitable chip data file for WINPIC that is unless somebody has already done it and can post a copy.
Last edit: David Stephenson 2013-08-09
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I recently got some cheap 16F1517 chips for very low current applications (battery powered).
However it seems that GCBasic does not support them (looking at the chipdata file). Can I get some guidance in writing a chip data file for this device.
You might try to update your version.
The latest version I have (0.9 4/21/2013) shows that part supported. Here's the header from the file:
'GCBASIC/GCGB Chip Data File
'Chip: 16F1517
'Generated 25/3/2013
'Format last revised: 14/11/2009
[ChipData]
Prog=8192
EEPROM=0
RAM=512
I/O=36
ADC=28
MaxMHz=20
IntOsc=16, 8, 4, 2
Pins=40
Family=15
ConfigWords=2
PSP=0
MaxAddress=4095
Chuck Hellebuyck
Electronic Products
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I recently got some cheap 16F1517 chips for very low current applications (battery powered).
However it seems that GCBasic does not support them (looking at the chipdata file). Can I get some guidance in writing a chip data file for this device.
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It is there, use the latest updatezip from here http://gcbasic.sourceforge.net/update.html to install over your existing GCBasic version. I've been using the 16f1503 lately with no problem.
Thanks for the replies. I thought my version of GCBasic was up to date, but it turns out it is from March 2012. The problems of getting old!
I shall now try to write a suitable chip data file for WINPIC that is unless somebody has already done it and can post a copy.
Last edit: David Stephenson 2013-08-09