Get the programming document from microchip, it tells you how to program the
16f84, including the configuration word.  I beleive it also includes the hex
format and how one stores the configuration fuses in a hex file.

Alternately, open MPLAB, open your programming window, and load the hex file.
The configuration fuses contained in the hex file are shown.  Unless, of course,
the hex file didn't contain fuse info, in which case the defaults are selected.

-Adam

John De Villiers wrote:
>
> I've managed to decode ( disassemble ) a program stored in hex format back
> into asm format. There are just some codes that still get the better of me.
> I cannot for the life of me sort out how the configuration word is stored
> and eeprom data is also weird ( although i havent looked at it all that much
> yet).
>
> Can anyone help with the configuration word's decoding?
> PS its for 16F84's only - so far....
>
> John
>
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