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Maybe this is obvious to others, but what is the difference between the 16C63 and the 63A. The MPLAB-ICE requires different modules for these chips. Wierd. John C.

If memory serves, the A has brown out detection. It is a flag that can be used when the interrupt is triggered. If you are using 63 code in a 63A, simply disable this feature in the configuration. (at least that is what I did on the 62 and 62A chips I got) Giles H. -----Original Message----- John A. Craft Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 3:01 PM To: spam_OUTPICLISTTakeThisOuTMITVMA.MIT.EDU Subject: 16C63 - 16C63A Maybe this is obvious to others, but what is the difference between the 16C63 and the 63A. The MPLAB-ICE requires different modules for these chips. Wierd. John C.

At 15:07 03/31/99 -0600, Giles L. Honeycutt wrote: >If memory serves, the A has brown out detection. >It is a flag that can be used when the interrupt is triggered. >If you are using 63 code in a 63A, simply disable this feature in the >configuration. > >-----Original Message----- >John A. Craft >Maybe this is obvious to others, but what is the difference between the >16C63 and the 63A. > >The MPLAB-ICE requires different modules for these chips. Wierd. plus some bugs fixed, i think (look at the errata sheets), and the spi module enhanced. ge

At 15:01 31/03/99 -0600, you wrote: >Maybe this is obvious to others, but what is the difference between the >16C63 and the 63A. > >The MPLAB-ICE requires different modules for these chips. Wierd. > >John C. I would guess that if microchip release revsions that fix bugs (eg BRGH =1) they would also like to release new emulator pods that also have the same bugs fixed. Not so weird to me. ;-) Jim ________________________________________ Email: .....newfoundKILLspam@spam@pipeline.com.au http://www.pipeline.com.au/users/newfound WARP-3 SALE now on. $48USD with world delivery. MPLAB compatible PIC programmers and firmware upgrades for many programmers. ________________________________________

At 13:22 31/03/99 -0800, you wrote: >At 15:07 03/31/99 -0600, Giles L. Honeycutt wrote: >>If memory serves, the A has brown out detection. >>It is a flag that can be used when the interrupt is triggered. >>If you are using 63 code in a 63A, simply disable this feature in the >>configuration. The 16C63 has brownout detection also. There is no change here. Jim {Quote hidden}>> >>-----Original Message----- >>John A. Craft >>Maybe this is obvious to others, but what is the difference between the >>16C63 and the 63A. >> >>The MPLAB-ICE requires different modules for these chips. Wierd. > >plus some bugs fixed, i think (look at the errata sheets), and the spi >module enhanced. > >ge >