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   MPLAB IDE + PICSTART Plus Programmer - Compilation and Device Programming
 
 
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   Compilation and Device Programming
 
 
    
	
       Setup Project Directory
           
               Create directory C:\tut Copy  main.c  
                   into project directory. Start MPLAB IDE Start a new project
           
               Project -> New  Fill in project name and directory, press OK
 
  
 
 Project -> Add Files to Project... Select the main.c file you downloaded. You should
                   now see main.c added to your project.
 
   
 
 Set Configuration Bits
           
               Configure->Configuration Bits... Set Oscillator to Internal RC no clock and set everything else to
	           Off or Disabled by clicking on each row, your window
	           should look like below
 
  
 
 Close the Configuration Bits window by clicking on
                   the "X" in the upper right corner Select PIC device
               Click on Configure->Select Device... You should see the Select Device box shown below
	           
 
  
 
  In the drop down menu select PIC16F690, click OK  Compile Program
            
               Project -> Build All You should see the below output window, since there
                   are no error you are now ready to download the 
                   program
 
  
 
 Configure the programmer
           
               Make sure the programmer power is plugged in 
	           BEFORE you insert the chip, or else 
		   you may damage the PIC Make sure the serial cable is plugged into the
                   programmer and to a serial port on your computer Select the programmer, 
	           Programmer->Select Programmer->PICSTART Plus Activate the programmer, Programmer->Enable Programmer You should now be ready to download your programs. Programming the PIC
           
               Insert the chip into the programmer (make sure it
		   is in the correct direction). Programmer -> Erase Flash Device  Programmer -> Program You should then see the window below indicating the
		   PIC was programmed correctly.
 
  
 
 Congratulations! Your PIC is now ready to use! |