Chance Walton wrote:
> I have an old piece of equipment that has a dsPIC30F6010 in it.  Its an 
> old soft start that is just for parts so I can play with it and can't 
> hurt anything.  Is it possible to download the program out of the pic?  
> I understand it wont have any comments, but would there be anything 
> readable?

*if* the PC is not read-protected you can read it out with any 
programmer that supports that chip. The result is a .hex, which can be 
converter to assembler (mplab), but it will lack any meaningful names, 
so it will not be easy to decipher. If you want to study assembler code 
there is lots of better material on the web.

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