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Use:

#define __USB_PIC_PERIF__ 1
#include <24FJ256GB206.h>
//#device icd=2 //Use if you want to debug

#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#fus ...

Er.

You are making problems you don't have.
_ALL_ of those chips are supported by MPLAB 8.92. Just use this. Has the
simulator, ICD, etc. etc..
Forty times better, and I've got versions instal ...

Yes. I must admit I assumed that the PCD bit would be obvious.
Very Happy

Have you looked at this thread?:

http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=59296

Do a search on:

"why did Microchip get rid of MPLAB".

You will find hundreds of replies, voicing how much people hate MPLAB-X.
It does now normally work. The first perhaps 50 versions ...

Read it.....

The program tells you in the remarks what you ask.

Why not just use the CCS bootloader?. Standard serial to the FTDI, so dead
easy.

If he is using a chip supported by 8.92, then this is free, and is better by far
than MPLAB X.
You can as others have reported use any number of code platforms to
give syntax checking, and then j ...

In his original thread he has the hardware on the wrong pins, and is using
a transistor not a FET for the pulldown. Mitutoyo in their application note
on this say a FET is required, since a transist ...

OK. Hurrah.
My suspicion is that the card is actually formatted with an MBR. The CCS
driver does not support this. There have been fixed drivers posted.

http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.p ...

Yes, but these output signals need level translation. The REQ pin should
be pulled down by a FET.
Your connections should be:

N channel FET. One with a gate volt of only perhaps 3v.
PIC to gat ...

You'll also get that if the chip isn't powered. If the board draws more than
the debugger can supply, it's supply needs to be on.
I had that. Was cursing why a bit of code would not run, and had fo ...

Several things:

First, with spi_xfer, and #use_spi, just use the spa_speed option. Where
the code changes speed, just change:

#if (getenv("CLOCK") <= 80000000) ...

You can't have a software and hardware stream both on the same pins.
You need to use two hardware streams, set for the different rates. The
pins are not available for use by the software driver, onc ...

Yes, redundant. In fact the ICSP pins never need setting. Any pair of the
pins can be used for programming. It is the voltages presented that selects
the pins.
Settings like ICD must always be befo ...