Em 11/6/2010 19:24, RANDY ABERNATHY escreveu:
> Isaac:
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> I was told you couldn't disassemble the HEX code when read from the PIC. =
 From what you are telling me I can.  That would enormously helpful if I ca=
n. This code is so old that the original source code no longer exists but I=
 do have, what I have told, is an unprotected OTP chip.  My Melabs programm=
er also indicates it is unprotected so I am assuming it is.  I also had a t=
ypo in the post to which you responded, when I said I tried burning it into=
 "another PIC16F72A" I meant "another PIC16C72A" of course.
>  =

> I will see if I can do what you suggest, that would be fantastic if I can=
.  Please bear with me, I am pretty new to the PICs and have been finding o=
ut they are somewhat different from the older MCUs I have worked with like =
the 8051 - 8052 stuff.
>  =

> Many thanks to you and everyone for all the suggestions and help.
>   =


1 - Make sure your file is really HEX file format compliant with ".hex"
extension;
2 - In MPLAB IDE:
 a) click "Configure" -> "Select Device" and select the correct device;
 b) Click "File" -> "Import" and import the file;
 c) Click "View" -> "Program Memory", tab "Symbolic".


Best regards,

Isaac


PS.: If your file is not a real HEX file but rather a binary file, there
are old command-line tools often called "bin2hex.exe" or the like that
can convert from binary to a valid HEX file.

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