For MTL...Please READ!!!

[Yasser]

Hi MTL!!!


Thanks for posting the hex for PIC16F628. I personally havent tried it but others have and they say that it works 100%.

If its ok, can I ask your permission to send the hexto other ppl who may want to try it....or is it just restricted to this forum.

Please let me know ASAP.

Take Care

BR

Yasser

[||Joe]

Hi!

Please feel free to send the to other forums also.
I created this modified hex to be freely available for everyone.

[HOUSIN ELASKARY]

CAN ANY BODY SENT TO ME PIC 16CE625 BY BOST AND I WILLSENT TO HEM THE MONEY BECOUSE I DIDNT FOUND IT IN EGYPT ..........AND HELP............

[||Joe]

I allmost forgot, please send this version of HEX I have attached in this message.

This is same version, but with correct configuration bits allready set, so there will be no need to manualy set them before programming the chip. /n/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif
Thanks.

MTL

[Yasser]

Hi MTL!!!

Thanks for the fast reply. I willpost it in other forums and give to myohter friends to use.

Just another thing, Which PIC16F628 is it compatible with??

Only PIC16F628/04 p??

Thanks alot

Take Care

BR

Yasser

PS: whats ur name? heheheh what MTL stand for?

[||Joe]

Explanation how to program the pic?the same as 16ce625? but whatfor is hex in this zip and whatfor is asm file?Please im new in programming pics.....
Thanx....

[Abe]

Yasser...im here....you needed me?

[Yasser]

Abe............come on ICQ

Thank u

BR

Yasser

[||Joe]

Hi Yasser

It should work with both 16F628/04 and 16F628/20, but using 16F628/20 ensures proper working.

/XX means the maximum clock frequency supported by chip.
/04 = 4MHz
/20 = 20MHz

What I have experienced is that 4MHz chip can be 'over-clocked' with 8MHz crystal with no problems when operating
in room temperature (20-25 degrees at Celsius).
( Temperature can affect stability when over-clocking )

So PIC16F628/04 should work without any problems, I can't imagine enyone using flasher-box in -20dg at celsius /n/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif


The letter after /XX means only package information:
p = PDIP ( Most popular package type in home-made devices )
so = SOIC ( Surface mounted, hard to solder if no earlier experience in soldering )
ss = SSOP ( Surface mounted, eaven harder to solder without soldering experience )


About my name... Letters M.T.L are initials of my full name, but I'd rather not reveal my real name over the Internet when talking about half-illegal device /n/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif
(Besides, I live in same country where Nokia HQ is. They could find me too easily. heh /n/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif )

MTL