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    Step For Generating New Project in MP LABX IDE

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    The document outlines 17 steps to create a new project in MPLAB X IDE for a PIC16F877A microcontroller: 1) Open MPLAB X IDE, 2) Create a new standalone project and select the PIC16F877A device, 3) Select the simulator and mpasm assembler, 4) Give the source file a name and save, 5) Configure the device settings and generate source code, 6) Paste the generated code into the editor, 7) Write assembly code, 8) Build and debug the project, 9) View the file register content.

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    Step For Generating New Project in MP LABX IDE

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    The document outlines 17 steps to create a new project in MPLAB X IDE for a PIC16F877A microcontroller: 1) Open MPLAB X IDE, 2) Create a new standalone project and select the PIC16F877A device, 3) Select the simulator and mpasm assembler, 4) Give the source file a name and save, 5) Configure the device settings and generate source code, 6) Paste the generated code into the editor, 7) Write assembly code, 8) Build and debug the project, 9) View the file register content.

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    MP LABX IDE cannot be installed in Windows XP but it can be installed on further versions

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    The document outlines 17 steps to create a new project in MPLAB X IDE for a PIC16F877A microcontroller: 1) Open MPLAB X IDE, 2) Create a new standalone project and select the PIC16F877A device, 3) Select the simulator and mpasm assembler, 4) Give the source file a name and save, 5) Configure the device settings and generate source code, 6) Paste the generated code into the editor, 7) Write assembly code, 8) Build and debug the project, 9) View the file register content.

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    Step For Generating New Project in MP LABX IDE

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    Sandesh Doke
    The document outlines 17 steps to create a new project in MPLAB X IDE for a PIC16F877A microcontroller: 1) Open MPLAB X IDE, 2) Create a new standalone project and select the PIC16F877A device, 3) Select the simulator and mpasm assembler, 4) Give the source file a name and save, 5) Configure the device settings and generate source code, 6) Paste the generated code into the editor, 7) Write assembly code, 8) Build and debug the project, 9) View the file register content.

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    TE-A 336&337

    Step-1:Open MPLAB X IDE

    Step-2:Sandesha Click on file and then New Project


    Step-3:Select Standalone Project and then click Next

    Step-4: Select Device as PIC16F877A and Click next


    Step-5:Select Simulator and click on Next

    Step-6:Select “ mpasm (v5.82) [C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPLABX\v5.10\mpasmx]”


    Step-7:Brows your file and save the project name as shown

    Step-8:Close all previous projects


    Step-9:click on Source file then “New” and select directory as “pic_8b_simple.asm…..”

    Step-10:Give the File name whatever you want to save and click finish
    Step-11:We get the window as and check the device PIC16F877A

    Step-12:Go to windows select target memory view and then Configuration bits
    Step-13:Do the configurations as shown below in configuration window and then click Generate source
    code to output

    Step-14:Copy this generated source code


    Step-15:Paste it at top of editor window

    Step-16:Type the code as shown and click on Windows then Target Memory Views and then File
    Register
    Step-17:Click on clean and build

    Step-18:After Build successful message click on Debug main project


    Step-19:See the file register content

    Darshani Sandesh

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