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Good point, thank you!

Thank you! I'll look into those. I think I need to convince management to update this legacy product... Very Happy

I'm using ICD-U64. The 16C55 is in the CCSLOAD device list, but when selected, the device box remains blank. I'll look into MPLAB & the PICkit3, thank you.

Thank you for the reply.
I couldn't find a '16F55' in the CCSLOAD list. A '16F54' did, however, seem to work for a '16C54'.

I have a legacy product and was trying to read the PIC16C55A with CCSLOAD, but when I select the part number from the device list, it will not appear in the Target Chip box (nor will any "C" ...

#include <16LF1503.h> // device file
#fuses NOWDT, NOBROWNOUT
#use delay(internal = 16MHZ)
#use PWM(PWM1, FREQUENCY = 15.625kHz, OUTPUT = PIN_C5, PWM_OFF, STREAM = IN1)
#byte ...

Thank you for the clarification, much obliged.

I didn't have VDD connected because I wasn't using the VDD from the ICD-64. However, it appears that VDD must be connected for everything to work properly, even when the MCU is powered by a source ext ...

I was missing the read operation! Thank you so much!

Thank you, temtronic. I was hoping to view the stored values in CCSLOAD. I've modified the original code.

Disregard, I was expecting to see the EEPROM values after re-programming and realized that is not correct, sorry for the trouble.

Compiler is v5.116, programmer is ICD-U64. After the program executes, I was expecting to see the stored values in the Data Storage table in CCSLOAD but the table appears blank.
Is the base address i ...

Thank you, newguy, I tried compiling with ICD=TRUE and ICD= and found no difference in the fuses. Does anyone know if there is an ICD=something that corresponds to released code? The compiler doesn't ...

Thank you, Ttelmah. The MCLR pin has a 10k pull-up. I am using the CCS IDE and the ICD-U64 programmer.

Thank you newguy, I will give that a try.