Yes, that is not that much. But I thought a USB communication is faster than
serial? Do you use low or full speed? I suppose not high speed as there is
no need for that? Is it a HID device? Or a USB2Serial one? What is the baud
rate for serial (and if it is a USB2Serial)? What type of transfer method
used if it is a HID one?

(Sorry I am just curious, please ignore these questions as you wish :-) )

Tamas




On 12/7/06, Olin Lathrop <olin_piclist@embedinc.com> wrote:
>
> > I'll rerun the test cases when I get back to my office this afternoon
> > and report the new times.
>
> Here are the newly measured programming speeds for 16F630 after fixing the
> programming times for program memory and EEPROM.  Times are in seconds.
>
>                      1 Verify        2 Verify
>                   -------------   -------------
>                   Empty    Full   Empty    Full
>   USBProg (USB)     2.0     5.3     2.6     5.9
>   USBProg (ser)     1.6     4.8     2.2     5.4
>   ProProg           4.6     8.3     6.7    10.4
>   EasyProg          2.7     6.3     4.5     8.0
>
> I have the default not set to 1 verify pass for the 16F630 and
> 16F676.  Even
> so note that you're only saving 600mS by skipping the second verify and
> the
> associated voltage switching with a USBProg.
>
>
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