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Paul Waterfield wrote:
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> At present I write my programs with MPLAB and compile them and then
> transfer them to the PRO MATE programmer, whereupon all the fuses
> need to be reset manually to their required values. This can get
> annoying when developing. My question is is there a way of
> configuring the fuses in MPLAB such that they are correct when the
> compiled program is loaded into PRO MATE ? or do I have to live with
> it.
Paul:

In our assembly listing use the __CONFIG directive like
                __CONFIG _CP_OFF&_WDT_OFF&_HS_OSC&_PWRTE_ON

note that there are TWO underlines before config.
the fuse bits are defined in the 16xxx.inc file.

Have Fun,
Brooke
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Paul,
You can use Brooke's technique with MPLAB or try this. It is tollerated by
most of the Microchip compilers. A warning of address out of range is the
worst you get. The programming reference in the data book is all you need

        org 0x2000              ;start of programing config space for '74
        DE b'1111111000xxxx'    ;where xxxx is ID info location 1
        DE b'1111111000xxxx'    ;where xxxx is ID info location 2
        DE b'1111111000xxxx'    ;where xxxx is ID info location 3
        DE b'1111111000xxxx'    ;where xxxx is ID info location 4

        org 0x2007
        DE b'0000000abbcdee'    ;where a is the brown out enable (74A)
                                ;bb is code protect (00)...all, (11)...off
                                ;c is power up timer enable
                                ;d is watch dog enable
                                ;ee is oscillator select. (01) is XT

        ;see page 3-21 of 95/96 data book for more details on other processors.

        ;The 'DE' directive forces a full word into code space.

Charlie Jenkins
Pioneer Standard Field Applications