So I found a MANID (jdec manufacturers id) in section 32 (1), which accounts for the discrepancy of the id pickit uses and what I am using. So the 32 bit id isn't strictly needed, but (in flippant disregard for my usual hatred of bloat) doesn't hurt (much).
pickit2, they have that handy device file editor. easier to have the BP act as a pickit2 and use that uploader, or to implement a reader and back end for the config?
1:http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/DS-61124E.pdf 2:http://code.google.com/p/pic32prog/source/browse/trunk/adapter-pickit2.c maybe a better source somewhere
My bs2 simulation only completes under strace or with a gdb induced delay, I'd like to blame windows but it's likely my typo somewhere, maybe lots of things hah..
the firecracker is, 5 resistors 3 diodes ~3smt 1pth capacitor 1 transistor 1 coil tiny loop antenna and 12C508A.
And in my case an extra diode resistor and infrared led, so it works with lirc and bottlerocket.
I don't happen to have a reciever/switch with it's cover off. but if someone takes up the challenge. It would be nice to have an X10 switch that didn't pulse power into whatever it is switching while its reading the line.
The Courts. Ordered pay-pal to freeze my account. CITIBANK to freeze my accounts, they hold the mortgage. Google deleted me. My ISP's own nameserver won't talk to me.
All because i play my radio loud enough they can here it.
"The bill would make unauthorized streaming of copyrighted content a crime, with a maximum penalty of five years in prison for ten such infringements within six months. "
Oh and my times up at the terminal, back to my cell.
A good lol there for those that missed it "They cite examples such as Google's $500 million settlement with the Department of Justice" Thats a pretty hefty "settlement" for ad's
Either no one has tried it or the 32bit ID's are working, So an update!
Assuming the write functions are correct,and then assuming the read function is correct, and assuming I didn't miss anything else in the identification. I assume this one might Identify, Read, and Verify.
Updated: read, and write updated device id and mask.
New binary, Old(picprog) might create bricks of pic32 if asked =( sorry picprog32, clean version with just id size changes picprogRO, write and erase disabled from main()
You get output and not total collapse, Try cleaning it?
D1 and D11 areas seem rather bad.
Transformer noise is distinct rattle and buzz. Capacitors whine. If you pass a thick piece of cardboard/paper left to right and front to back over it as a sound baffle, You might pick out the noise location.
What does the other side look like? What is with the holes next to C7 just to the right of the heatsink? Why are the AC diodes smaller than the DC ones(D11-12,D7-8)?
Adding support for pic32 requires firstly increasing the device id's to handle them.
Attached are two binaries (ubuntu 10.04).
id32mx, should identify a "PIC32MX120F032B" (easy enough to change just ask) and exit and picprog, should function as it did for prior supported chips.
So if all 10 of my boards are e-tested how did this happen.
Mmm circuit loop maybe?
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None of my boards have any marks on the edges like some one's I've received from the PCB drawer do.
Seems you were processed before the morning coffee was finished maybe.
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It would be interesting to know what they would do if they found a failed e-test board. just leave like in my case. or mark it to show that it failed. Because I can't see them doubling the lead time to fabricate a new one, and I wouldn't expect them to.
I thought I had read somewhere (here?) failed boards are marked with red.
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I recently got some pcb's that are 100% e-tested with few pcb's that don't have more then half of via's drilled....
New policy no work before coffee finishes maybe =(
Understood, about the multiple revisions I read it before and I don't mean to interfere with your work flow of course.
I HAD a notepad for changes, BUT it was digital and I deleted lines instead of marking them done =D
I recall the LDO conversation. I only did minimal changes (and I already have those parts) was my reasoning.
There was also an issue with a crystal, there was never a conclusion for, too loose a specified tolerance or layout.
@ Ian, I have enough parts to accept the developers board now but there are none =D
Which is the short-form and subtext of the other post.. I just didn't want to be doing what I was doing(1) and feel productive or something. So posted what I had been playing with, it's ~week old judging the file dates.
1: I try to program a pic32 with a basic stamp I must be out of my mind..
I have parts!. Enough to do a basic comm test at least, still need phy rom and ram, but there are no boards in the drawer. So.... I have updated the schematic and board files, attached below. There are some trivial changes: Unified capacitors to use dp library, they were US EU and Sparkfun maybe one other (did not do resistors) Renamed parts, things like X1 to HEADER, microchips are U, regulators VR ect. Non-Trivial: Updated the shutdown circuit, to have a enable and shutdown low signal. Maybe more? I read two(?) threads and gathered changes, but this is the only one I recall ATM.
The EVK has the same issue, shutdown low on one vreg and enable low on the other. The part they use is Si1563EDH, it might be smaller than adding a PNP (which is the solution i went with), there is room for either.
I had proper pictures but then I decided no one wanted to hold a button so changed the "force on" to a jumper instead. "Proper" = For this git hub feature InfoDemo
Not familiar with it. If you poll enough people someone had to of gotten the/a bit that had the label printed on it. The website says "ultra flexible wire", I would assume its a silicone type. I find this type of wire to damage easily and require more care. The harder plastic and rubber types give more kink protection. A search for "noodle wire" might do, I forget the brand name.
