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  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Requests

    Hi Firmware for both PIC24E and DSPIC33E is not created. It is necessary to decide whether it is D-type or E-type by the presence or absence of "Flash Config Words". (v0.10.0) comes with D/E type firmware, but there are only old devices. Host side changes may be required to support the latest devices.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Requests

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  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Requests

    I find this one. http://midtowns4.rssing.com/chan-3738423/all_p185.html

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Requests

    Hi, This may be helpful? htp://midtowns4.rssing.com/chan-3738423/all_p185.html Dan.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Requests

    Hi sheldom. I don't own either PIC18F26K40 or PIC27K40, so I will only give advice. So I haven't done any testing. If you absolutely need it, please create it referring to the page below and upload it for someone. I think this act will also contribute to your skill improvement. Reference pages https://sourceforge.net/p/tinypicbootload/discussion/devices/thread/0457fc98/ http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=24182 I think that it is better to rework the Firmware of PIC18F24k42 and PIC18F26k42...

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Requests

    Hi Johnson. I don't own either PIC18F26K40 or PIC27K40, so I will only give advice. I think that it is better to rework the Firmware of PIC18F24k42 and PIC18F26k42 equipped with NVM memory. https://sourceforge.net/p/tinypicbootload/discussion/devices/thread/0457fc98/ http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=24182 Dan.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Requests

    Hi Johnson. I don't own either PIC18F26K40 or PIC27K40, so I will only give advice. I think that it is better to rework the Firmware of PIC18F24k42 and PIC18F26k42 equipped with NVM memory. https://sourceforge.net/p/tinypicbootload/discussion/devices/thread/0457fc98/ Dan.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi Clark It is not necessary to set the stack pointer. At Reset, the ATMEGA automatically configures the stack at the end of the internal SRAM. From Dan.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi Clark CLKPR Register exists in ATMEGA. Please use the CLKPR register.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi Clark Information is missing. Which AVR device do you use?

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Vu Hoang Although it can not be guaranteed to operate, it is necessary to change the following part.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    This Tinybasic was developed for the MC 6800 at Tokyo Denki University in 1978.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, Here is an example using TMBL+ as a Program Loader of the TINYBASIC.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, Here is an example using TMBL+ as a Program Loader of the TINYBASIC.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, Here is an example using TMBL+ as a Program Loader of the TINYBASIC.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi First, open the HEX file that causes the error, and confirm that there is no program code in the area of the bootloader. If the program area excluding the Config area has not reached the bootloader area, there is a bug in the TMBL + host. When it exceeds the area of the bootloader. You probably are creating a program in a language other than assembler. For the convenience of the compiler, it is necessary to explicitly set the upper limit of code data to be created so that unexpected code or data...

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Your post. Hi Dan, i have been trying for months on increasing the TinyBootloader size from 100words to about 200words for PIC18, what do i need to change in the code and>PC Software? Thank you Anobium for the reply, My Tiny Bootloader software will show "Error: hex file too large, writing bootloader firmware" error message when uploading if code is more than 2000h of the program memory space. Is the target of this question PIC16F877? If so, it's because the download code is too big. The flash memory...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Your post. Hi Dan, i have been trying for months on increasing the TinyBootloader size from 100words to about 200words for PIC18, what do i need to change in the code and>PC Software? Thank you Anobium for the reply, My Tiny Bootloader software will show "Error: hex file too large, writing bootloader firmware" error message when uploading if code is more than 2000h of the program memory space. Is the target of this question PIC16F877? If so, it's because the download code is too big. The flash memory...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Is your target 16F, 18F? Code made with 18f can not flow to 16F.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi Error: hex file too large, writing bootloader firmware!!! * Error: problem in writing MCU memory!!!" Is the upper limit of HEX file 0x1F7B or less? Does this work? $40, B, 16F 886/887/876A/877A/876/877(132w), $4000, $100, 264, 32, ext clock 8MHz 19200 bpr

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi Error: hex file too large, writing bootloader firmware!!! * Error: problem in writing MCU memory!!!" Is the upper limit of HEX file 0x1F7B or less? Does this work? $40, B, 16F 886/887/876A/877A/876/877(84w), $4000, $100, 264, 32, ext clock 8MHz 19200 bpr

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    exsample $40, B, 16F 876/877/876A/877A, $4000, $100, 264, default, $00 < NUMBER =< $FF

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    exsample $40, B, 16F 876/877/876A/877A, $4000, $100, 132, default, $00 < NUMBER =< $FF

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, Firmware size can not be freely selected. If the erase/write unit is 16 words 84, 100, 116, 132 ... If the erase/write unit is 32 words 100, 132, 164, .... If the erase/write unit is 64 words 132, 196, ......... Please make it to be N x U + 4 for erase/write unit U. (N = 1, 2, 3, ....) 2.Change piccodes.ini Even if the corresponding device already exists, assign another number. The following is an example of PIC10F322 ; PIC10 family ; example: PIC10F322 Flash: 512 words = 200h; 200h*2 = 400h...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,George Source is stationery. Please change the fuse to ON and recompile.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    Since changes have been made to a large number, Post the latest firmware source code. (source code only. firmware update 7 + 8) PIC10 PIC12 PIC16 PIC18

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    18F65K90 18F85K90 18F66K90 18F86K90 18F67K90 18F87K90 18F24K50 18F25K50 18F45K50 I am trying to reduce code size. Not Tested.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    18F25K80 18F45K80 18F65K80 18F26K80 18F46K80 18F66K80 I am trying to reduce code size. Tested with PIC18F25K80 postscript: I found a bug, use "Dan_tinybld18F65K90_int16MHz_19200bd_r4.zip"

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    18F25K80 18F45K80 18F65K80 18F26K80 18F46K80 18F66K80 I am trying to reduce code size. Tested with PIC18F25K80

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    18F23K20 18F43K20 18F24K20 18F44K20 18F25K20 18F45K20 18F26K20 18F46K20 I am trying to reduce code size. Tested with PIC18F23K20

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    PIC18F13k22 PIC18F14k22 I am trying to reduce code size. I tested with Pic 18F14K22.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    PIC18F2455 PIC18F2550 PIC18F4455 PIC18F4550 I am trying to reduce code size. I tested with Pic 18F2550.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    PIC18F13k22 PIC18F14k22 I am trying to reduce code size.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I created a firmware with shorter code than before, so I will explain it. Includes k42 pps and new serial. Best regards Dan

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I created a firmware with shorter code than before, so I will explain it. Includes k42 pps and new serial. Best regards Dan

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    PIC18F2445 PIC18F2450 PIC18F4445 PIC18F4450 I am trying to reduce code size.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    I found a bug in Dan_tinybld18F23K22-43K22-24K22-44K22-25K22-45K22-26K22-46K22_int16MHz_19200_r5.asm. Please replace it below.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    It is new firmware of PIC18F1XK50. Reduced code size. I tested it with PIC18F14K50.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    This is Version upgrade PIC18F24K42/PIC18F25K42.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    Hi, I will post new firmware of PIC18F2X/4X/6X/8X22.(Rev up) I am trying to reduce code size. I tested with Pic 18F23K22.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    Hi, I will post new firmware of PIC18F2X/4X/6X/8X22.(Rev up) I am trying to reduce code size.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    Hi, I will post new firmware of PIC18F2X/4X/6X/8X22.(Rev up) I am trying to reduce code size.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    Hi,All 1.I have created firmware for PIC18F2XK42/4XK42/5XK42. 2.There are two kinds of firmware. The flash write unit of PIC18F24/25K42 is 32 words, Other K42's flash write unit is 64 words. 3.The following line has been added to piccodes.ini. $31, C, 18F w/32KB flash & 256B EEPROM, $8000, $100, 264, 128, 4.The EEPROM address of K42 has been changed from 0xF00000 to 0x310000. To cope with this, I am changing the host program. My change is enclosed by "// +++". (2 places) Best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    Hi,All 1.I have created firmware for PIC18F2XK42/4XK42/5XK42. 2.There are two kinds of firmware. The flash write unit of PIC18F24/25K42 is 32 words, Other K24 flash write unit is 64 words. 3.The following line has been added to piccodes.ini. $31, C, 18F w/32KB flash & 256B EEPROM, $8000, $100, 264, 128, 4.The EEPROM address of K24 has been changed from 0xF00000 to 0x310000. To cope with this, I am changing the host program. My change is enclosed by "// +++". (2 places) Best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Tested Devices

    Hi,All 1.I have created firmware for PIC18F2XK42/4XK42/5XK42. 2.There are two kinds of firmware. The flash write unit of PIC18F24/25K42 is 32 words, Other K24 flash write unit is 64 words. 3.The following line has been added to piccodes.ini. $31, C, 18F w/32KB flash & 256B EEPROM, $8000, $100, 264, 128, 4.The EEPROM address of K24 has been changed from 0xF00000 to 0x310000. To cope with this, I am changing the host program. My change is enclosed by "// +++". (2 places) Best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi,Thank you Upload. test results. It is operating normally. I tested with PIC10F322. 1.Check Device --OK Checking device Open 16FUSB serial port at 9600 Baud Rate Hardware RTS resetting device Device detected: '10F 322 (84W)' Closed 16FUSB serial port TinyBootLoader+ device check completed 2.Write Device (1.jpg) --OK Checking device Open 16FUSB serial port at 9600 Baud Rate Hardware RTS resetting device Device detected: '10F 322 (84W)' Source HEX file opened: F:\picasm1\sample_programs\pic10f322\ra0_blink\ra0_blink.HEX...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi,Thank you Upload. test results. It is operating normally. I tested with PIC10F322. 1.Check Device --OK Checking device Open 16FUSB serial port at 9600 Baud Rate Hardware RTS resetting device Device detected: '10F 322 (84W)' Closed 16FUSB serial port TinyBootLoader+ device check completed 2.Write Device (1.jpg) --OK Checking device Open 16FUSB serial port at 9600 Baud Rate Hardware RTS resetting device Device detected: '10F 322 (84W)' Source HEX file opened: F:\picasm1\sample_programs\pic10f322\ra0_blink\ra0_blink.HEX...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Yes, thank you.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi,administrator There is no change on the device side. In order to reliably capture data from pic, ('DeviceID' and 'Y'/'N') I put a wait before the host received it. In the Host Source,My changes are enclosed in '// $$$'. best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I have taken countermeasures because there are times when the data received from the equipment may be missed.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    [How to use with Tiny Multi Bootloader +} Start the host after connecting the USB, "16FUSB" appears in the select box of "Detected COM". 2.When "16FUSB" is selected in the "Detected COM" select box, it is displayed in the "Selected COM" text box "16 FUSB" will be displayed. "16 FUSB" does not support the DTR signal line, so the "Reset Type" DTR button will be disabled. 3.Select the appropriate "Baud Rate" and execute writing. The following is an example of PIC12F1822.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    <How to="" use="" with="" Tiny="" Multi="" Bootloader="" +=""> Start the host after connecting the USB, "16FUSB" appears in the select box of "Detected COM". 2.When "16FUSB" is selected in the "Detected COM" select box, it is displayed in the "Selected COM" text box "16 FUSB" will be displayed. "16 FUSB" does not support the DTR signal line, so the "Reset Type" DTR button will be disabled. 3.Select the appropriate "Baud Rate" and execute writing. The following is an example of PIC12F1822.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    There was a mistake in the attached figure. Please replace the picture.

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I made a simple Bootloader-Writer used PIC16F18313-16FUSB. PIC16F18313-16FUSB is a low cost HID-Serial adapter. Please use it at your own risk. I will answer your questions. best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I made a simple Bootloader-Writer used PIC16F18313-16FUSB. Please use it at your own risk. I will answer your questions. best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I made a simple Bootloader-Writer used PIC16F18313-16FUSB. Please use it at your own risk. I will answer your questions. best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I made a simple Bootloader-Writer used PIC16F18313-16FUSB. Please use it at your own risk. I will answer your questions. best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi, I made a simple Bootloader-Writer used PIC16F18313-16FUSB. Please use it at your own risk. I will answer your questions. best regards, Dan

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi Bob Since the bootloader automatically rewrites the reset vector, Please make C application normally. Please set the size to 0x00000EF7 or less. Attach a sample that can be read by the bootloader. (1) LED flashing program ... \ LPCXpresso_6.X.X_XXX \ workspace \ Blinky \ Release \ Blinky.hex (2) Key input Echo program ... \ LPCXpresso_6.X.X_XXX \ workspace \ STEST \ Release \ echo.hex (3) LPC 810 Flash memory dump ... \ LPCXpresso_6.X.X_XXX \ workspace \ STEST \ Release \ flash_dump.hex (4) LPC...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi Epy I have doubt, whether this will work with internal crystal ? config FOSC = INTIO67 ;Internal oscillator block, port function on RA6 and RA7 config PLLCFG = OFF ;Oscillator used directly config PRICLKEN = ON ;Primary clock enabled bsf OSCCON,IRCF2 ;int clock 16MHz Or will it work with 4MHz/8Mhz crystal? ;use only SPBRG (8 bit mode default) not using BAUDCON movlw spbrg_value movwf _SPBRG from Dan.

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Eric ①Is the label defined correctly? org first_address+8 IntrareBootloader: ②Description without label. movlw (((first_address+8)>>8)&0xFF) movwf TBLPTRH movlw (((first_address+8)>>10)&0xFF) ;0x0F=0x3C00>>10,0x1F=0x7C00>>10,0x3F=0xFC00>>10 From Dan

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Tomek. ATMEGA328P + Ex crystal 16MHz -fL11010110 -fH11011001 -fx00000101 --> D6...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    From Dan. 8kWFlash ---> [0000,1FFF] ,not [0000,7FFF]

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Tomek. I think it is possible as follows. ①Change fuse bit to external clock....

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Tomek. I think it is possible as follows. ①Change fuse bit to external clock....

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Tomek. I think it is possible as follows. ①Change fuse bit to external clock....

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Tomek. I think it is possible as follows. ①Change fuse bit to external clock....

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi,Nelson Please look for the following fofolders. Tiny_Avr-Pic_Bootloader+ (v0.9.0)...

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Since the PIC is used in a variety of conditions, there is no general solution to...

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Since the PIC is used in a variety of conditions, there is no general solution to...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion Ask for Help

    Hi,Mark It does not affect the operation of either of the warning. reference htt...

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Since the PIC is used in a variety of conditions, there is no general solution to...

  • Dan Dan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Since the PIC is used in a variety of conditions, there is no general solution to...

  • Dan Dan modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hi,All I've created a firmware commentary. I hope to help the people to create a...

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