mvs sarma said:this line was again due to the schematic . please see that there is no Vusb connection shown over there.
I stead, have a double check of your schematic with microchip one and make independent artwork. you gain experience and that is what we are all around here on this wonderful site -- otherwise, the best would be like me to have a microchip pickit2 at 35/+ or BP10/+ as EPE reader and UK resident if the time did not expire yet.
sarma
For the record, it was due to manual forced routing. That is why mine works with an apparently "incorrect" schematic/layout.But to my surprise, the placement some of them was correct! was it due to manual forced routing?
Thanks Computerman29 !!Computerman29 said:Hello all,
Just want to clarify one thing:
For the record, it was due to manual forced routing. That is why mine works with an apparently "incorrect" schematic/layout.But to my surprise, the placement some of them was correct! was it due to manual forced routing?
I hope that clears some confusion.
Computerman29
wizpic said:mvs sarma said:this line was again due to the schematic . please see that there is no Vusb connection shown over there.
I stead, have a double check of your schematic with microchip one and make independent artwork. you gain experience and that is what we are all around here on this wonderful site -- otherwise, the best would be like me to have a microchip pickit2 at 35/+ or BP10/+ as EPE reader and UK resident if the time did not expire yet.
sarma
I have double checked my schematic agaisnt the microchip one and it all checks out correct , If you look at the microchip on you will see that there is +5_usb connections every where, These al join up on the PCB. I have corrected the list you gave, I do not need to alter the connections on the USB socket has this is the same when I deisgned the GTB+P progrommer. Iknow where your comig from about how cheap they are to buy but that takes all the fun out of the hobby plus if you make your own then you can repair it if goes faulty where has the orginal one could be fiddley to repair been SMT
That's why I always draw the schematic fisrt and double check it then transfer to PCB this will reduce errors by loads, At least if the schematic is correct you know 100% your PCB will be 100%, I found in the past the time it take me to draw the PCB then made one then you found errors then in some case to correct it you have to redesign the PCB to cater for the errors, It only took me 1/2 hour to draw the pickit2 schematic so this way I know the PCB will be correct, So even if for hobby or a customer the schematic get drawn, Perhaps that's me been old school
nishal
look forward to teh nmew PCB, I only wanted the PCB file to compare against the schematic and i suppose been a little lazy andf not design my own
samneang said:I am waiting your complete schematic Nishal. Please share it !
AS YOU can find, Nishal has incorporated a 0.1cap with a new name C16 .Computerman29 said:Hello All,
I had the same problem until I soldered a .1uF 0805 SMT ceramic cap on the bottom of the board between the power pins of the PIC, so make sure the PIC is properly bypassed.
Also,
Manually Check, check, and check again the libraries of the MOSFET's to make sure the footprints are internally routed properly to the schematic. In the Eagle library I used, the drain and source were properly labeled, the footprint was correct, but the signals were mixed up. I did not discover the problem until I manually checked them. That's what caused all of this confusion in the first place.
BTW, excellent job on the board! It looks great! Much better than mine!!
Computerman29
wizpic said:Samra.Nishal
Not sure if this may be causing your problem but I imported your PCB into @ltium and when I placed all my compontnets and came to trace the route some of the transistor foot prints did not match the foot print that I have, I always thought the base of a transsitor went to the middle and not say pin3 ? if it is the 2N3906,2N3904 uou have used ?
me_guitarist said:Hi guys,
I connected the board & I get a msg PICkits not found. Any possibility error on my board?
Added after 56 minutes:
how to check if my PIC18f2550 has burned?
me_guitarist said:Hi guys,
I connected the board & I get a msg PICkits not found. Any possibility error on my board?
Added after 56 minutes:
how to check if my PIC18f2550 has burned?
me_guitarist said:I programed the PIC18F2550 with original Microchip PICkit2 now windows recognized it. But facing the same problem that it can't be calibrate.
The voltage on the ICSP is only 0.157VDC & getting the MSG "PICkit2 VDD and VPP voltage level errors.Check target & retry operation".
nishal said:Is this message showing while mcp6271 in the board?
Nishal
Nice that you have ZETEX component that exactly suits your artwork for BS250nishal said:me_guitarist said:I programed the PIC18F2550 with original Microchip PICkit2 now windows recognized it. But facing the same problem that it can't be calibrate.
The voltage on the ICSP is only 0.157VDC & getting the MSG "PICkit2 VDD and VPP voltage level errors.Check target & retry operation".
Is this message showing while mcp6271 in the board?
Nishal
mvs sarma said:Nice that you have ZETEX component that exactly suits your artwork for BS250
you may better upload the artwork you did along with component overlay. Because, In Nishal's Board the Transistors followed the order ECB while what you monted appears staaight with no swaps. Did you use Philps type BC6xx that follow ECB pinout? Or did you make changes in artwork?
Getting 0.157V is really damaging. With Nishal's Board , I have used all Tant capacitors. While I am yet to finalise, i get only Vdd voltage level error. this comes perhaps due to delay in getting Vpp and Vdd as we call the software. the delay can be attributed to heavy value and leaky electrolytic capacitors.
BTW, 0.157V is measured at what time? after the message. the page opens up. the Vdd would only come while you call for calibration, not until then. there it outputs 4.000 and expects you to really measure at ICSP and enter the value you got. There after follow the procedure as the page indicates.
Sarma
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