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'Xwisp driver code for 18F4xK20 / 18F4685?'
2010\01\16@231547
by
Steve Willoughby
I need to program an 18F4685 and an 18F46K20 but they're not in the list
of supported targets. I could puzzle over the programming specs and
extend the Python code to add them, but if anyone's done that already on
their own I'd appreciate being able to use the code they worked out.
TIA,
steve
2010\01\17@024926
by
Wouter van Ooijen
Steve Willoughby wrote:
> I need to program an 18F4685 and an 18F46K20 but they're not in the list
> of supported targets.
4685 has been supported for a year or two.
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2010\01\17@025359
by
Wouter van Ooijen
Steve Willoughby wrote:
> 18F46K20
That's a 3.6V maximum chip, it won't tolerate the Wisp648's 0-5V on the
programming lines.
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Wouter van Ooijen
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2010\01\17@034215
by
Steve Willoughby
Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> Steve Willoughby wrote:
>> I need to program an 18F4685 and an 18F46K20 but they're not in the list
>> of supported targets.
>
> 4685 has been supported for a year or two.
Ah, so it is. I must have just missed it when I looked, sorry.
> That's a 3.6V maximum chip, it won't tolerate the Wisp648's 0-5V on
> the programming lines.
Ok, that makes sense.
Thanks!
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