Em 25/04/2014 15:04, alan.b.pearce@stfc.ac.uk escreveu:
>>>> In my case the chips are real chips and work (almost) correctly,
>>>> apart from some weird bugs.
>>> Who programmed the chips and with what?
>>> Early dsPICs did have flash issues IIRC. In any case I do believe they
>>> had more strict programming requirements.
>>>
>>> -
>>> Martin K
>>
>> I program them with an ICD3. The chip is programmed with my TCP/IP
>> bootloader that then uploads the application firmware. Self programming =
is
>> perfectly acceptable for these devices.
>> This process is working well for several years and just now the problems
>> started. Before the existence of the ICD3 I used an ICD2 and no problems
>> also.
> Have you checked the errata against the device code the chips return?


Indeed I didn't, but they are of the same revision as the last batch
made in South Korea and only part of the 100 China made boards presented
some dsPIC related defect.

Isaac

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