Mike Morrin wrote:
>
> I ordered some 16CE625/JW from my local supplier, and was given 16C625/JW.
> They say the missing E is probably just a misprint on the devices, but I am
> having a little trouble making my software run.
>
> Does anyone know what these devices really are?

I always thought "CE" means: has EEPROM

You may want to check this at the Microchip-Homepage.

At the Homepage you'll find a 1999 second quarter product linecard.
You will find all available products listed ( and their differences ).

Hop this helps ...

Ok, I took a look to this document.

And .... -well there is just only the 16CE625 listed - could be
intentionally
misprinted.

A possible cause for programs don't run on JW-type parts but run on
not JW-type devices and vice versa are often uninitialized variables
or "assumed" reset values. the JW device behaves different because of
the light hitting the chip throug the window.

Try to run your JW device with sticker at the window - something realy
solid, because already black insulation tape will let infra-red light
going
through. Best known thingi is a part of a write-protection-"lable" used
for write-protecting 5.25" Disks.

Kind regards,

        Stefan