Thursday, 22 August 2019

programming - PIC Write-Protect Behavior


When I write protect a PIC using the config bits, does it prevent all future programming or can I still reprogram the part if I erase it first? I assume this behavior should be standard across all their products, but if it matters I'm using a PIC18 series micro. The datasheet only tells me what I can set, not the actual effect of setting the config bits.


Sample Config Register


Can anyone refer me to a datasheet/errata that speaks to the effect of setting the config bit?




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