The title says it all.
I have to carry a program from a less performing PIC to a PIC18F2620 that I have available.
Having to address some pins I loaded PPSTOOL. Looking for the PIC that interests me I noticed the absence of the PIC18F2620.
The PIC18F26k20 is present in the list of available XML files but this is not displayed in the PPSTOOL menu.
The installed version is 1.81.8
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The title says it all.
I have to carry a program from a less performing PIC to a PIC18F2620 that I have available.
Having to address some pins I loaded PPSTOOL. Looking for the PIC that interests me I noticed the absence of the PIC18F2620.
The PIC18F26k20 is present in the list of available XML files but this is not displayed in the PPSTOOL menu.
The installed version is 1.81.8
PIC18F2620 is not a PPS chip. Its functions are locked to the ports as detailed in the datasheet.
An easy way to check if a PIC is PPS.. Open PICINFO and select the Chip - if the PPSTool button is not active then it is not PPS chip.
Or, use PICINFO - open the datasheet and search the datasheet for "PPS"
:-(
Thanks