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18F26K20.
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2015 8:21 pm
by Rotac
Hello,
For a bigger program as normal, i have thosen this one 18F26K20.
it works in simulation, but does not work at the board.
For test I made a simple program one input port A (0) and one output in B(0), if port A0 = 1 than B0 is 1 (led On)
It works in simulation mode, but still not at the board (EB006-00-7), Im using Flowcode V5.x
after sent it to the PIC:
Writing program memory
Writing configuration memory
Programming failed: <1><2><3><5><6><8><9><10><11>
That took 4,14 seconds
Resultaat = 0
I think the problem is in the chip configuration, with all the adjust possibilities, but which are the correct one?
I select the HS in settings and on the board both switches to the right.
Have some experience with this type of microchip?
Regards
Rob
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2015 11:06 pm
by medelec35
Hi Rob,
It looks like EB006 is currently unable to program 18F26K20..
I believe this is something that Matrix are currently looking into.
Do you have a pickit3 or other programmer you can use and program via ISCP?
Martin
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2015 8:32 pm
by Rotac
Hi Martin,
Thanks for your reply. I Don't have a pickit3 or other programmer what I can use and program via ISCP?
I have also the board EB006-00-6
In the Flyer of Flowcode says the chip can be programmed with flowcode!!
I made the test program. i changed some conditions of the chip, but still the same.
It is possible that you van make a screenshot of all chip settings?
Regards
Rob
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 11:16 am
by Steve
Hello Rob,
Flowcode will produce the appropriate HEX file for this chip, but you will need to use a programming tool that supports this device. A 3rd party tool such as PICkit will program this device.
Be aware this chip must be powered at a maximum of 3.6V and so is unsuitable for use with the EB006-00-6 board which operates at 5V only.
The latest v9 of EB006 does work at 5V or 3.3V and so is suitable. The latest version of mLoader also supports this device.
I hope this helps,
Steve.
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 1:13 pm
by Rotac
Hello Steve,
Thanks for your reply. I have written about the new board.
Ok, I need a new board (EB006 V9) and it would be better to upgrade my flowcode to V6.x
Are my problems solved after this new investment?
(if you use the chip 18F26K20 with the EB006 -00-7) is the chip now defect (5V) or is the supply of this board also 3,3V?
to Matrix multimedia:
Is it possible to exchange my to older 2 boards?
Can you give me offer for this upgrade? (new board and V6.x
Regards
Rob
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 2:10 pm
by Steve
Hi Rob,
Only the latest v9 EB006 supports the 18F26k20, although earlier releases of this hardware may need to have a firmware update. All EB006 (v9) boards we currently sell include the updated firmware and, with the latest version of mLoader (v3.2.2.6) will support the 18F26k20.
All earlier EB006 hardware (up to and including v8) were 5V. I don't know if powering this chip at 5V would have broken it. There is a chance it has.
Unfortunately, we do not offer upgrades on hardware.
Kind regards,
Steve.
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 3:07 pm
by Rotac
Hi Steve,
OK, clear. My original flowcode fit in the 18F26K20, I Used this chip, beacuse it doesn't dit in e.g 16F88 (too many strings). I choose this one because the memory.
Question: is there an alternative for the 18F26K20 what works wit the old EB006-00-6 board?
Regards
Rob
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 3:24 pm
by Steve
Hi Rob,
There are lots of options. For example, the PIC16F1937 has double the memory (14k instead of 7k).
The 18F26k20 has 64k or program memory. A similar chip is the 18F2620 (also with 64k), and one of the chips I have personally used with EB006 is the 18F2610 (it works on v8 and v9, and so I assume it will on v6 too). These latter chips are more expensive because they use older manufacturing processes.
The microchip website has a good tool to select devices here:
http://www.microchip.com/ParamChartSear ... nchID=1012
Hope this helps,
Steve.
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 7:41 pm
by Rotac
Hi Steve,
Yes it helps, but it's a pitty that is was not mentioned in the flyer overvieuw!
I have choosen for the 18F26K20 and looked to your linkand try to make a choice (afterall the wrong one), but there are so many micro chips (choices) and I expected they work with all the boards EB006-00 -x.
Maybe there should be list which board version support which micro chip! I only need some digital I/O and a Rs232 or RS485 output/ input with a lot of memory.
I searched for 18F26K10 and can't find it to buy (Farnell, Conrad), but the 18F26K20 was availble.
Before I decided to borrow a new board, i want to know, does the chip 18F2620 works with the EB006-00-7 board and flowcode V5.0 then I will try first this option!
if yes, what are the settings of this chip?
Regards
Rob
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 8:09 pm
by kersing
At
the EB006 product page you will find the manual of the hardware, listing all supported devices. The manual for version 7 is available on that page as well.
I assume you are referring to the Flowcode flyer, the software supports a superset of the chips supported by the hardware.
Re: 18F26K20.
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 10:30 am
by Rotac
Thanks,
I had looked in the flowcode V5.x of supporting micro chip, my mistake.
then still the question, which special settings do I have to made for this chip 18F2620.
Regards
Rob