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3. Example FCD conversion 16F84 to a 16C711
Creating a FCD file for a PIC16C711.
The PIC16C711 is very similar to the PIC16F84. The only major differences being that the 16C711 has
four analogue input pins and a larger EEPROM memory.
So to begin we can take a copy of the 16F84.FCD and rename it 16C711.FCD.
Remember that all of the information you require is contained in the PICmicro datasheet. It may take a
while to track down exactly what you are looking for but everything you require will be there.
Below is a copy of the 16F84 FCD file with items that need removing highlighted in red. The 16C711
modifications are highlighted in green.
[Device]
Pins=18
Ports=2
ADCPins=0 ADCPins=4
ADCBits=0ADCBits=8
MaxClock=10000000MaxClock=10000000
PrescalerBits=3
ClockDivider=4
TimerOverflow=256
ConfigAddress=0x2007
ConfigCount=1
PWMCount=0
EepromSize=64EepromSize=1024
HasAltPWM=0
Pwm2IsD4=0
ChipName=16C711
[Pins]
Pin1="RA2"Pin1="RA2/AN2"
Pin2="RA3"Pin2="RA3/AN3/Vref"
Pin3="RA4/T0CKI"
Pin4="MCLR"
Pin5="Vss"
Pin6="RB0/INT"
Pin7="RB1"
Pin8="RB2"
Pin9="RB3"
Pin10="RB4"
Pin11="RB5"
Pin12="RB6"
Pin13="RB7"
Pin14="Vdd"
Pin15="OSC2/CLKOUT"
Pin16="OSC1/CLKIN"
Pin17="RA0"Pin17="RA0/AN0"
Pin18="RA1"Pin18="RA1/AN1"
[Ports]
PortPin1=0x0002
PortPin2=0x0003
PortPin3=0x0004
PortPin6=0x0100
PortPin7=0x0101
PortPin8=0x0102
PortPin9=0x0103
PortPin10=0x0104
PortPin11=0x0105
PortPin12=0x0106
PortPin13=0x0107
PortPin17=0x0000
PortPin18=0x0001
[PortMasks]
PortMask0=0x1F
PortMask1=0xFF