v1.95 does not seem to allow it to work at all but somehow has also made the previous versions flaky at least when trying to get it to work again. It was only when moving to v1.95 did this problem start to occur. However, in both v1.90 AND v1.80 and earlier versions it programs this device from within the MPLAB X IDE every time and I have also done in-circuit debugging without issues. Just to be clear here, I am using a PIC 16F684 device and for this PICKit2 this has two yellow dots indicating limited support in MPLAB X. If I find out anything else useful I'll post it here. This of course is no good if you want to debug with the PICKit 2 though :-/ The new HEX file then gets picked up automatically by the programmer so the result is the same.
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I also got it working with v1.90 but took ages to get there but once again it remained working once I tickled it in the right places.įor just programming you can just point the dedicated programmer at the location the HEX file lives, set the 'Auto import Hex + Write Device' and just build the code in the IDE using the hammer only icon - i.e. It was not clear either which one of my actions made it spring back into life. It's almost like some setting in the registry needs to get set/cleared.
I went back to v1.80 and saw the same error! After some fiddling around unplugging the USB cable and trying different ports, resetting the PICKit2 Options and also running the dedicated programmer and getting it to connect to the PICKit2 then closing it then running MPLAB X again I did eventually get it to work!? Once working it seemed to stay working. All ok via the dedicated programming tool though v2.61. I was using MPLAB X v1.80 without issues and decided to go with the latest version v1.95 - then it stopped working and have never got it to work. I am also seeing the same issue with exactly the same setup. The drawback, prior to load any program into your PIM, you have to re-select ICD3 in order for MPLAB to let you choose your right device at compil time. Just select your device (pickit3 in this occurrence) and click OK.here you have a dialog box Opening saying ICD3 not Found, and displaying a list of devices below this title.back to MPLABX, select menu "Run" and Item "Run main project" (or F6).=> Yes ICD3, You do not have one, neither do I, but DO select ICD3, and click OK to close the window.
On the windows popping, in the middle pane (hardware Tool), select ICD3.Right click on your project in the left pane, and select "Properties".Say you have MPLAB X running, connected to an explorer16 thru a pickit3. I lost enough time and patience (and money !), trully plan to consider Atmel or anything else right now. Even after reinstalling Windows, the MPLAB behavior is not the same, far to be professional, it is even not at the hobbyist level, a shame I must say I am very tired, bored and frustrated by the very poor quality of Microchip stuff. I tested alternatively with both pickits, 2 & 3.īoth pickits are detected by MPLAB, but with and ID VID & PID.Īfter having tried a million things, and lost several days, I downloaded Pickit OSs, drivers, etc. I have an Explorer 16, and the issue occurs, whatever PIM I use i have 3 PIMs, dsPIC33FJ256GP710A, PIC24FJ128GA010 and PIC24FJ64GB004. I ran into the same problem, with Pickit2 and Pickit3 (both).
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