Why did you set OSCCAL in code. mikroE used IDE to set config bits. Set proper type oscillator in Edit Project dialog box.

i set for internal 4MHZ like under but during programming says invalid osccal

 

i set OSCCAL = 0b11111100; for internal 4MHz

OSCCAL only fine tunes the internal oscillator. You need first to select it in the configuration word. See attached pdf.

John

 

OSCCAL only fine tunes the internal oscillator. You need first to select it in the configuration word. See attached pdf.

John

in programmer software i set config register to 3ff4 but it work same as before

 

OSCCAL only fine tunes the internal oscillator. You need first to select it in the configuration word. See attached pdf.

John

and you know how choose library in mikroc version 7?

 

OSCCAL only fine tunes the internal oscillator. You need first to select it in the configuration word. See attached pdf.

John

 

Create a new project and copy paste the code and compile. It sometimes happens with mikroC PRO Compilers. maybe a bug of Compiler.

 

Create a new project and copy paste the code and compile. It sometimes happens with mikroC PRO Compilers. maybe a bug of Compiler.

its the error invalid value for osccal

 

i set it for internal 4MHZ oscillator

 

I see that, but you have set a 16-bit value for OSCCAL (3FF4). The largest allowed value for that register is 0xFC. Try the center value of 0x80.
You can check program memory for what was actually placed in the register. On that chip it is at 0x90 (Bank1)

John

 

I see that, but you have set a 16-bit value for OSCCAL (3FF4). The largest allowed value for that register is 0xFC. Try the center value of 0x80.
You can check program memory for what was actually placed in the register. On that chip it is at 0x90 (Bank1)

John

i set osccal in mikroc OSCCAL = 0b11111100; and configuration in programmer software is 01F4 for 4MHZ internal oscilator

whats wrong with this settings?

 

i set osccal in mikroc OSCCAL = 0b11111100; and configuration in programmer software is 01F4 for 4MHZ internal oscilator

whats wrong with this settings?

I don't know. But it is said that a sane person would not keep trying the same thing that didn't work. I suggested changing OSCCAL to a more typical setting. jayantha suggested setting up a new project as sometimes that fixes a flaw.

I am not familiar with your development platform. You might try entering the binary value in hex.

John

 

As mentioned jpanhalt 0x3FF4 is a 16 bit value and OSCCAL is a 8 bit register and so when PICKit 2 writes only 0xF4 to OSCCAl and discard 0x3F00. PICKit to is only showing that the 16 bit value is invalid which is true. Finally only the lower 8 bits of your value gets written to the register.

I checked your other thread and it says you are using very old version of mikroC which is a non PRO version. mikroC 8.2 had a lot of bugs and maybe that is causing the problem.