Along this line of questioning...

A friend of mine recently asked me what the essential differences were
between the F84 and the C84. When I told him that the CP bit was
inverted, he asked if this would mean that the default setting had
changed, in other words, on a blank c84, the CP bit is set to off,
correct? Well, if on an F84, the empty device has all bits set high (as
in the C84), then shouldn't the CP bit be ON in a blank device?

Sean


On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, myke predko wrote:

> Hi Mercy,
>
> >Can anyone give me the answer to the following question :
> >
> >If I understood properly, the main difference between 16C84 and 16F84,
> >apart from flash/eeprom, is the fact that the fuse protection bit is inverted
.
> >Does this mean that programming for 16C84 with bit on is the same as
> >programming
> >for 16F84 with bit off ?
>
> Yes.  You shouldn't have any problems as long as you remember to complement
> the bit.
>
> myke
>
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