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Unfortunately if the file is saved in the wrong format, you will have to work out what the fuses need to be. Read the hex file, work out what fuse patterns the lines for 0x1F0000 represent, then load ...

Well I'm just a hobbiest.I make circuits just for my pleasure. I found this led spectrum analyzer circuit very interesting so I decided to make it. I have the hex file which I normally need to program ...

It's been saved as if it is a PIC18, not a PIC30.

On the PIC18's, the configuration data is stored 'as if' it was at address 0x1F00000 in the chips memory (part of the programming spec). On the PIC ...

It's been saved as if it is a PIC18, not a PIC30.

On the PIC18's, the configuration data is stored 'as if' it was at address 0x1F00000 in the chips memory (part of the programming spec). On the PIC ...

Can you set the target chip for me as i do not use ccs.

I will be grateful.

Thanks.

im using pick kit 2.what would i need to do to change it.
if i ignore the message will it affect the programming.

Thanks,

:020000040000fa
:080000000001040000000000f3
:020000040000fa
:100200000f0b210080bf21000001880000000000ca
:10021000050007000c0007006a0a02000000000049
:100220000040da000000fe004440a9000000200069
:1 ...

I manged to read the chip but when i load the hex file i get this message below:

Some configuration words not in hex file.
Ensure default values above right are acceptable.

Can anyone help?

Thank you so very much. It finally read. what a relief. How could i have missed it.

Thanks a ton.

I'm using Pickit2.

Pin 1 of Pickit2 goes to 7 of dsPIC.
Pin 4 of Pickit2 goes to 16 of dsPIC.
Pin 5 of Pickit2 goes to 15 of dsPIC.

It does not seem to recognize the chip.