Bill Kuncicky wrote:
> Some time back I bought a used Wisp628 from a guy.  He said that it worked
> fine, but that he had upgraded to an ICD2 and didn't need it any more.  I
> have no reason to think this is not true, and feel confident that the
> hardware is OK.  But I am having a problem getting it going, and hope that
> perhaps someone will spot what I am doing wrong and give a little advice.
> 
> I have a HEX file called TUT2_1 (it is from the WinPicProg tutorial) and
> have a 16F628 in a little circuit board that I built up from the tutorial.
> A put in a 6-pin header for the Wisp628 to plug into, with the wiring as
> shown at the voti.nl site.  I've double-checked the wiring to make sure it
> is correct.
> 
> Following the documentation at voti.nl, I hook everything up, apply power to
> the circuit board (5 volts is there -- I've checked with a multi-meter), and
> try to program the PIC.  But there are errors.  Here is the result of
> running the command "xwisp.py COM1 target=16f628 verbose go tut2_1"
> 

Hi Bill,

Try with a space in stead of '=' between 'target' and '16F628'. You 
probably don't have to specify the target at all (it will be auto 
detected) and 'COM1' is probably the default port. So your commandline 
might look like:

  xwisp.py verbose go tut2_1

Regards, Rob.





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