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PIC Programmer using GPIO connector
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Regarding programming PIC from raspberry pi using picberry software tool #15

Closed rkabade closed 5 years ago

rkabade commented 5 years ago

I found the Device Libraries(.h and .cpp) which supports "PIC24FJ256GB206" in Available PIC Families "pic24fjxxxga3xx" I had followed the installation steps of picberry using the link: https://github.com/WallaceIT/picberry And I tried to flash the PIC board of controller "PIC24FJ256GB206" using below command and It is giving me ERROR.

root@raspberrypi:/home/pi/vendingserver/picberry# sudo picberry -w Elock2.54.X.test_release.hex picberry PIC Programmer v0.2 Device ID: 0xffff ERROR: unknown/unsupported device or programmer not connected. Press ENTER to exit program mode...

Could you please tell me where i am getting wrong or please let me know how to debug this issue? If any one tried this with other PIC controller and got the result, Please guide me.

rkabade commented 5 years ago

Could we have list of supported PIC Device for picberry tool? It may be good to first get it working with one of the supported devices.

Thanks Rakesh

rkabade commented 5 years ago

I am able to flash the hex file. Thanks a lot !!!! picberry PIC Programmer v0.2 Device Name: PIC24FJ256GB206 Device ID: 0x00004104 Revision: 0x00000004 Writing chip...[DONE! Press ENTER to exit program mode...

WallaceIT commented 5 years ago

Hello @rkabade, picberry has only been tested with few real PIC microcontrollers, since it has been developed as an hobby project - while theoretically compatibility should be there for every listed part, no real test has been performed. If you have the chance to test it with several different parts, feel free to compile a list and to add it to the README.

rkabade commented 5 years ago

Dear Francesco, Yes I have tested the picberry in PIC24FJ256GB206 and Its working as expected. I am able to flash PIC from RaspberryPi 3 Model B. Its working awesome and helped us to achieve the project deadline. Thanks a lot for you picberry hobby project that you have created. Yes I will also add the tested parts in Readme.

Thanks Rakesh K +918861017354.

Thanks, Rakesh Kabade Lead System Engineer

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Hello @rkabade https://github.com/rkabade, picberry has only been tested with few real PIC microcontrollers, since it has been developed as an hobby project - while theoretically compatibility should be there for every listed part, no real test has been performed. If you have the chance to test it with several different parts, feel free to compile a list and to add it to the README.

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