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Date Posted: 08:16:27 11/17/01 Sat
Author: Potter
Subject: Re: Can the Pic16C56 program 8192 bytes?
In reply to: Cuzbo 's message, "Can the Pic16C56 program 8192 bytes?" on 17:52:29 11/15/01 Thu

See if the tail end 6k contains valid data (hopefully invalid - all 000's all FFF's) and if so remove it. There should be a jump to the program entry point at address 07FF (last of 2k bytes) and this should be the last data in the file. I'd use a hex editor like hex workshop or whatever on the bin file to do this.

>I have a bin file designed for the Pic16C56 chip but
>it's 8192 bytes.
>The bin file was somehow saved in a larger size than
>normal. Normal size in Binary format would be 2048
>bytes, for a Pic16C56 chip.
>
>I also have this file in .obj format.
>I've converted the bin file to Hex but I still get
>"out of range" error when I tired to load it into the
>Picall program.
>
>What do I do now?
>Can I compress the bin or hex file to 2048 bytes?
>
>Thanks

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