I have a project that uses a 16F876A with a 4.0MHz crystal. The project is 
mounted on a PCB of my design that incorporates a serial port using a 
MAX232. When first using this board which I programmed with a borrowed ICSP 
programmer and MPLAB 7.01 I was able to get the system to do the traditional 
"blink the LED" and then to echo back characters sent to it from a terminal 
program on my PC. So far, so good. I no longer have access to the programmer 
and have build a Wisp628. I used Bumblebee (BB) to drive the '628 and things 
went south in a hurry. Neither of my test programs work when they are 
programmed with the BB/628. Probing around with my o'scope showed that the 
system had no clock running. This leads me to believe that the CONFIG 
options are not being set correctly with BB. I can upload the "fuses" from 
the PIC with BB and when I scroll through them I do not see the value 3F7A 
that I expected to find (LVP_OFF, WDT_OFF and HS_OSC). BB reports all the 
fuses as 3FFF. The PIC seems to get programmed. What am I doing wrong? Any 
BB users out there?

I have downloaded XWisp and Python and got set up to use XWisp. I can run 
XWisp at the command prompt and get the list of command line options. 
However, I can not understand how to proceed. I need a short tutorial. Is 
there any documentation for the command line options? There does not appear 
to be any at www.voti.nl

Any enlightenment will be appreciated.

TIA

Vic
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Victor Fraenckel - The Windman
victorf ATSIGN windreader DOTcom
KC2GUI


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