From the Advanced Mode dialog, click
Settings to display the available options. If you are connected to an MPLAB ICD 4 or PICkit 4 In-Circuit Debugger, there are additional options.
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PICkit 3 Programming Speed |
Programming speed slider would be enabled only if an enhanced mid-range devices (PIC16F family) is connected. Use the slider to adjust the programming speed (see Figure: PICkit 3 Programming Speed Option). This option can be used to help troubleshoot problems by slowing the speed to allow sufficient time for signal levels. The PICkit 3 slider will slow down ICSP programming which may help communication problems created by heavy loading on the ICSP lines. It is suggested that these lines are clear of any components. The programming speed control may help to program boards that already have existing components on these lines. |
PICkit 3 Programmer To Go |
Opens the PICkit 3 Programmer To Go dialog (see Figure: Logout) showing the settings that will be applied the next time the Programmer-To-Go feature is used. Enter an Image Name that will be used for the image on the PICkit 3. Click Programmer To Go to activate. Refer to the PICkit 3 In-Circuit Debugger/Programmer User’s Guide, DS52116, for information on the Programmer-To-Go feature. This feature may not be supported on all devices. Note: Programmer To Go does not support the Preserve Memories options.
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Program Calibration Memory |
Enables programming of registers used to hold calibration values for a device. |
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Enables programming or reading of a serial user ID that is OTP (one time programmable). Once programmed, it cannot be changed. |
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Available only for devices with CodeGuard, e.g., dsPIC33FJ12GP202, etc. Supported by REAL ICE, MPLAB ICD 3 and PICkit 3. Select the segments to program:
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Boot, Secure and General Segments |
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Secure and General Segments |
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Disable operations if SQTP values are exhausted |
Selecting the check box prohibits further programming if all SQTP values from the specified .num file have been exhausted. |
Display the next SQTP sequence in the output window |
Select this check box to display the next SQTP sequence in the output window. |
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This option allows you to choose the Test mode entry method for devices. This feature is supported by the tools which can power the target (except for PM3).This setting refers to the order in which the V pp and V dd voltages will be applied when programming/reading the target device. |
Apply V pp before V dd (Recommended) |
This is the default setting. |
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Caution is recommended when using this setting as it may have adverse side effects. This option is available only when powering the device from the debug tool. |
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Set the message logging level. SEVERE: Log severe (error) messages only.
WARNING: Log warning messages only.
INFO: Log informational messages only.
CONFIG: Log configuration information only.
FINE: Log some module-to-module communication.
FINER: Log more module-to-module communication.
FINEST: Log all module-to-module communication.
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Path and name of log file. |
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Select the level of brightness from 1 (darkest) to 10 (brightest); the default is 5. |
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Select either Low, Normal or High; the default is Normal. |
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Select either none, pull up or pull down. The default is pull down. |
PGC resistor value (Kohms) |
Type in a resistor value from 0-50.The default value is 4.7 Kohms. |
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Select either none, pull up or pull down. The default is pull down. |
PGD resistor value (Kohms) |
Type in a resistor value from 0-50.The default value is 4.7 Kohms. |
PICkit 4 Programmer-To-Go (refer to the MPLAB PICkit 4 readme for instructions on Beta PTG)
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