ON 20100610@2:01:51 PM at page:
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Randy  Abernathy[RA-bellsouth-k] Says

Hello, I am somewhat new to PICs and have a newbie type question.  I have a PIC16C72A with a program in it, the code is not protected but when I copy the program and then attempt to program another of the same PICs or the PIC16F72 nothing works.  I know that an &quot;include&quot; file must be downloaded but am not sure how to add that to the machine code I get when I copy the program from the existing PIC.  Any help will be appreciated.  I hate to re-invent the wheel on this one when I have been provided a working chip which has no code protection with it.  At least that is what I was told by the supplier and when I read it with my Microenginnering labs USB or Parallel EPIC programmer it also shows protection to be off.<BR>
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Any help will be greatly appreciated.<BR>
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Thanks in advance.



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