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The following memory area(s) will be read: Once the firmware update was complete (and it took a minute or so, so be patient), I pressed the “Read” button and got this: This was a great start as it had obviously detected the PIC and managed to read it’s device id correctly. Now Downloading new Firmware for target device: Programmer from the Tool dropdown and click Connect.Īs soon as I did this, new firmware was downloaded the PICKIT3.
Start the IPE, select the correct PIC device from the list, select the PICKIT3 With the PICKIT3 connected, and the 3.3v switched on, I then ran the MPLAB IPE ( NOT THE IDE) This was actually a mistake but it worked out better in theĮnd as the IPE is a LOT simpler to use than the IDE IMHO. There may be a setting somewhere that I missed.
Now it may be me, but I’m used to the PICKIT powering the PICĭevice during programming, but for some reason this didn’t seem to be the case and In theĮnd, I had to supply 3.3v to Pin 13,28 before I could get things to work. Next connect the PIC to the PICKIT3 as follows:
I ended up having to use MPLABX as it looked like the PICKIT3 needed new Using a brand new out the box PICKIT3, the first thing was that Just thrown an MX250F on a breadboard to see how to get it working with a
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