Please I need to read data on pic12f519 microchip
I have pickit 2
But I can not read it
How to set osccal

 

You need the Pickit3 at least for the f519.
Here may be help on the OSCCAL.
http://picprojects.org.uk/projects/recal/recal.htm

 

Is there no hope to read it by pickit2

 

You need the Pickit3 at least for the f519.
Here may be help on the OSCCAL.
http://picprojects.org.uk/projects/recal/recal.htm

Is there is no hope to read it by pickit 2
Thanks for reply

 

Hello,

The 12F5XX is mentioned on this pickit 2 page:
https://www.microchip.com/en-us/development-tool/PG164120

Bertus

 

Is there is no hope to read it by pickit 2
Thanks for reply

No hope, unless you can find somoni/somewhere where it has been included in the list.

 

There's plenty people extending the pickit2 device list, so that may be worth a try. Eg:

https://jared.geek.nz/2013/01/adding-extra-chips-to-the-pickit-2/
https://forum.microchip.com/s/topic/a5C3l000000MQUCEA4/t331872

For a different chip but this is the general idea - take a similar chip and copy it and change the parameters to match the one in question:

"Download the PICkit2 device file editor and the Pk2DeviceFile1.62.146 uploaded to this forum before. Locate PIC16F1454 and duplicate it. Change the Partname to 12F1572. Save the file and reload it (due to a bug in device file editor). Correct the size of program and data memories, the device id, the configblank and configmask arrays, Vdd parameters according the datasheet. It works..."

 

There is an extended Pickit2 program called PicKitminus. It has the 12F519 in its "base" devices.
The regular Pickit2 software (V2.61) also has the 12F519 in its standard supported list (look under Baseline devices)
Now remember that running the OSCCAL will wipe out the code in the device, and you have to program it after doing the OSCCAL setup.
Now, if code protect is on for an existing chip, you will not be able to read it and thus you cannot run the OSCCAL routine without losing all programming on that chip.

 

There is an extended Pickit2 program called PicKitminus. It has the 12F519 in its "base" devices.
The regular Pickit2 software (V2.61) also has the 12F519 in its standard supported list (look under Baseline devices)
Now remember that running the OSCCAL will wipe out the code in the device, and you have to program it after doing the OSCCAL setup.
Now, if code protect in on for an existing chip, you will not be able to read it and thus you cannot run the OSCCAL routine without losing all programming on that chip.

Thank you for help