#Advanced transdata rice17a serial
Note that Advanced Transdata developed and manufactures the Serial ICD for the PIC16F87X.They seem to be a quality company.The testing of some features required actually programming the PICs and I spent more than a day programmingand erasing three windowed versions of the PIC18C452 using my trusty PIC Start Plus (Firmware Version 2.3)under MPLAB Version 5.5 to no avail. Note thatother than the far more expensive Microchip ICE-2000, the RICE17A is the only emulator I am aware of for thePIC18 series. After a few weeks, this problem cleared and thus, I assume I had a loose connection. In the main,the RICE17A performed very well, but initially it seemed to have an annoying habit of occasionally stallingwhen using the internal PIC timers and I am uncertain as to whether this was a loose connection or the design ofthe emulator. Thus, I am assuming the reader is familiar with my earlier discussions of thePIC16F877.Development Platform.All routines were written for the PIC18C452 running at 4.0 MHz.The routines were debugged using an Advanced Transdata RICE17A emulator with a PB18 probe. Anderson, Baltimore, MD, Jan, ‘02Introduction.This is a collection of C routines for the Microchip PIC18CXX2.This family consists of the following closely related devices PIC18C242 8K X 16 22 IO, 5 Ch A/DPIC18C442 8K X 16 33 IO, 8 Ch A/DPIC18C252 16K X 16 22 IO, 5 Ch A/DPIC18C452 16K X 16 33 IO, 8 Ch A/DIt also includes equivalent low power devices e.g., PIC18LC242.Note that all of these devices are currently available from DigikeyI have attempted to limit the focus of the routines to illustrating new features associated with the PIC18CXX2over and above the PIC16F877.
Microchip PIC18CXX2C RoutinesCopyright, Peter H.
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