Selecting a Target Chip - Revision history

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	You will be asked to select a chip when you first select File > New. You can change devices at any time by selecting Build > Project Options.		You will be asked to select a chip when you first select File > New. You can change devices at any time by selecting Build > Project Options.

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−	Once you have chosen your chip you will need to decide what type of oscillator you want to use. All chips require an oscillator circuit which is used to clock the internal processor hardware. There are many options for oscillator types ranging from low speed resistor capacitor circuits through to high speed high accuracy crystal oscillators. As well as the oscillator type there are normally more settings for advances features such as watchdog timers and brown out detection. The chip configuration settings can be accessed by using the Build > Project Options menu.	+	Once you have chosen your chip you will need to decide what type of oscillator you want to use. All chips require an oscillator circuit which is used to clock the internal processor hardware. There are many options for oscillator types ranging from low speed resistor capacitor circuits through to high speed high accuracy crystal oscillators. As well as the oscillator type there are normally more settings for advances features such as watchdog timers and brown out detection. The [[Configuring the Chip\|chip configuration]] settings can be accessed by using the Build > Project Options menu.

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