Hey Berni, Thanks for sharing. I actually got my IC replaced with new one, and that fixed it. I got really nice technical support from mikroE team and they were very kind to explain what else might be a case. Luckily in my case replacing the IC did the job.

I have somehow got mine mikroProg for PIC in same condition. The transciever 4053 heats up very badly just by connecting USB (not connected to any target). I want to ask if changing the IC usually fixes the problem, or this is caused by another state in the surrounding circuit? Asking this to skip s...

Hello MikroE, I want to ask when will 18FxxJ94 be supported for ICD? Is it going to be soon, and is it a matter of firmware update for mikroProg or it has to come with the new compiler version? In our company we are already working on a prototype that is going to be released soon, and I really need ...

Great news.

Thanks a lot!

Regards

Hi, Loging wouldn't know what firmware it has inside. Also, its not written anywhere on the board. So it is you, who can tell me Best if your batch is new or old. According to this document: http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/Bluetooth%20Firmware%20Version%206%2015%20Release%20Notes_r.p...

Hi, Considering this topic was last updated almost 2 years back, I wanted to ask if the Bluetooth Click boards available now contain RN41 with the new 6.15 firmware maybe, or is it still the same batch with 4.77 firmware? (Planning to buy some from Loging electronics - Skopje), please confirm. Many ...

Thanks friend..but this post is 5 years old ..and many USB devices have been made since..

Cheers

Hello MikroE, A small issue: All names of the Symbols in MBPRO v3.8 are underlined by the spellchecker machine, as they are NOT recognized by the compiler, where in fact it compiles fine. Another problem appeared when I tried to disable spell check under OPTIONS. It works in the first moment , but w...

I am (was) using both ICD2 and pickit 2 :roll: Hex generated from Mikroe compilers is compatible with all programmers. PICKit2 is more straight forward (there's nothing to set), you just load the HEX and shoot :wink: But for serious testing , debugging and development actually the button that is sup...

Yeah...its slow, "but it looks good".

adding appearance, slows down the graphics and with it, the CPU.

...Also if you fold a code,
and try to double click on a function (in code explorer) that is under the code that is folded, then

you will be pointed to a wrong line.

It points to a line where the function was, before the code was folded.

License is linked to a PC (to your HDD), if you want a license for the laptop, you should copy the product ID from your laptop (from HELP), and request a license for it (separately).

From the help of mBPRO: Note: You must specify an even address when using the directive absolute. Why is it that we need to specify an even address?? I am used to, and most of my code is written in this way: I have lets say DWORD variable, and I also want to access its individual bytes separately. F...

You don't have to. It's used by other I2C functions, like I2Cx_Start.

Aha !!..... I see, OK Thanks for the tip.

Also This is I2C2 that I am using, so I know it will sound strange but ...

UART2 is not working and I2C2 is not working, could there be some relation?

Could be the same error as in mP PRO with I2Cx_Is_Idle function Ummm... I am not using I2Cx_Is_Idle function at all. I am using the result of I2Cx_Start , and I2Cx_Wr . For Example: If I2C2_Start() <> 0 then exit end if or If I2C2_Wr(0x0A) <> 0 then exit end if with which I "should" have NON-Freeza...