What I do is add my own PIKkit3 entry with the path of where ipecmd.exe is located.
For example, if MPLABX version is 5.45 then you need programmer location as:
C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPLABX\v5.45\mplab_platform\mplab_ipe\ipecmd.exe:

Hi Stefan,

stefan.erni wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 22, 2021 5:04 pm

Is it possible to add more button components for the App developer like the switch component, but just as a press Button pressed by the mouse?

Take a look at this App.
It uses switches you can press with the mouse.
They can be set up to change text with pressed etc

Hi Wayne. FC6 uses boost C which uses lower case for register names. FC7 and above changed to XC8 which uses upper case for register names. You will also require a different format. Eg. instead of intcon.PEIE = 1; Use st_bit(INTCON,PEIE); For FCV_RX_BUFF[FCV_RX_BUFF_END] = rcreg; use FCV_RX_BUFF[FCV...

With PICkit3 selected,
Does the default compiler tick stay ticked for PICkit3 or unticks itself and tick has changed to PIkit2?

I have been having a play with the App developer and really enjoying it. In this version, I have changed the way how the resistances are calculated. Also an extra resistor has been added, so it can more accurately calculate higher values resistors. ADC is read with highest value series resistor, and...

Hi Ben,
Thank you.

BenR wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 20, 2021 10:00 am

While I'm at it what about a print float function with number of floating points param?

That is a great idea!

p.erasmus wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 20, 2021 10:04 am

This is always useful never mind the application LCD,gLCD even in Serial coms

I fully agree with that.

Could PrintFormattedNumber be added to all displays and not just LCD?
Then gLCD can display Long and Ulong numbers, rather than restricting to signed Ints e.t.c.

I found some interesting reading, if not already read document.

Hi Ben,
Thanks for your reply.
I was interested in using AREF the same way as pic uses Vref+ pin.
So ADC = 1023 or 255 (depending on Int or Byte )when voltage on the ADC pin = VREF voltage.
Will the tool tip be amended for ATmega devices?

Using conversion of FOSC/128 There are two issues causing confusion. The tool tip has acronyms of VDD and Vref+, but the selection is AREF, AVCC and Internal 1.1V So they don't match. I would have thought AREF is suing using external AREF pin to set reference level and AVCC will be using internal VD...