On Sat, 2004-07-31 at 02:29, Wouter van Ooijen wrote:

> That's not a protocol problem, it indicates that the writing of the very
> first address failed. The programmer did recognise the traget chip, so
> it is basically working.
>
> Did you by any chance omit a decoupling cap? 100nF + 10u or higher is
> realy required, both at the target and at the PIC in the Wisp628.

I hadn't put any decoupling caps on the target, but the Wisp628 is
exactly like your schematic and notes.  I then put .1uF across the
target's +5 and GND, and 10uF on both breadboard rails, still the same
thing.  I also tried 220pF from the target's ICSP clock to ground.

Is there any way to slow down the programming from within xwisp?  I had
problems with my JDM programmers that was fixed by increasing the delays
from within the programming software.

Thanks,

Sean

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