Help - Timing errrors, PSU errors & EB-005 errors
Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 10:52 pm
I am new here, and I have come accros some teething problems.
Firstly, I am using EB006 Multiprogrammer, after finally getting the PPP working (and getting my chip to stay wedged onto the board - needed to invest in a ZIF socket) I have managed to ID the chip, which is great. I can even write some small charts which work great, but I then get problems with the timing. I think I must have a new version of the EB-006 (-00-8) as I cant find the J29, I do assume this is just the jumper to go from USB to PSU. All works fine when on USB, but when I change to PSU and put the 14V into the 4 way terminal block, I can download the same program as before (from USB) and the Chip will no longer work. I have attempted changing the jumpers from J12 J13 J14 but still no luck. also the jumpers J18 J19. I also ensure the XTAL switch is kept to the right (centre of the board). I dont seem to have all the other J** stated on the last published EB 006 PDF so I am not 100% sure I have all the setting right.
The second issue I am seeing is (only in USB mode) the XTAL switch always to the right. The only working setting on the config screen for the oscillator is the HS PPL, as the EB-006 come with a default 19...Mhz Xtal this is multipling the frequency up to ~80 MHz, twice as fast as my pic can handle (18F4420 40Mhz with PPL). All other settings do not run my program (even a simple on. wait one sec, off, wait on sec loop). The clock speed setting is correct @ 19... Mhz in the project options menu. Is HS not the correct setting to use for the oscilator? if yes, why does it not rum my program? And also, out of interest, when I use the HS PPL with the 19...Mhz crystal is the output always 1/3 of the time programed?
Finaly, I have a feeling this last issue is to do with the timing isses of the second issue. I have a EB-005 LCD board, none of the test programs run as the data sheets say. Do I need to get the timing correct? (from what I remember timing is critical for serial data transfer). What J** settings do I need with the EB-006-00-8 board. I have been linking up a 14V power supply to the EB-005 along as into the EB-006. I think this may be going back to my original issues with PSU settings.
Thank all for you help in advance
Grez
Firstly, I am using EB006 Multiprogrammer, after finally getting the PPP working (and getting my chip to stay wedged onto the board - needed to invest in a ZIF socket) I have managed to ID the chip, which is great. I can even write some small charts which work great, but I then get problems with the timing. I think I must have a new version of the EB-006 (-00-8) as I cant find the J29, I do assume this is just the jumper to go from USB to PSU. All works fine when on USB, but when I change to PSU and put the 14V into the 4 way terminal block, I can download the same program as before (from USB) and the Chip will no longer work. I have attempted changing the jumpers from J12 J13 J14 but still no luck. also the jumpers J18 J19. I also ensure the XTAL switch is kept to the right (centre of the board). I dont seem to have all the other J** stated on the last published EB 006 PDF so I am not 100% sure I have all the setting right.
The second issue I am seeing is (only in USB mode) the XTAL switch always to the right. The only working setting on the config screen for the oscillator is the HS PPL, as the EB-006 come with a default 19...Mhz Xtal this is multipling the frequency up to ~80 MHz, twice as fast as my pic can handle (18F4420 40Mhz with PPL). All other settings do not run my program (even a simple on. wait one sec, off, wait on sec loop). The clock speed setting is correct @ 19... Mhz in the project options menu. Is HS not the correct setting to use for the oscilator? if yes, why does it not rum my program? And also, out of interest, when I use the HS PPL with the 19...Mhz crystal is the output always 1/3 of the time programed?
Finaly, I have a feeling this last issue is to do with the timing isses of the second issue. I have a EB-005 LCD board, none of the test programs run as the data sheets say. Do I need to get the timing correct? (from what I remember timing is critical for serial data transfer). What J** settings do I need with the EB-006-00-8 board. I have been linking up a 14V power supply to the EB-005 along as into the EB-006. I think this may be going back to my original issues with PSU settings.
Thank all for you help in advance
Grez