Apply Device

1. Apply Correct Device

After you select the device, click Apply next to the Device drop-down, then click Connect next to the Tool drop-down menu. MPLAB® IPE will attempt to connect to the tool and the target device. If the tool successfully connects to both, you will see a message in the Output window indicating that the correct target device has been detected, as shown below. Note that the Connect button is now changed to Disconnect.

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Note:
For details on how to set up the programmer in the IPE, please refer to the Setting Up A Programming page.

2. Apply Wrong Device

If you select a device which does not match what is on the target board; then once the tool connects, a pop-up dialog box appears indicating the target device does not match the expected device ID. The example below shows that the user selected PIC24FJ128GA008 and clicked Apply. However, the device on the board is PIC24FJ128GA010. This resulted in a MPLAB® IPE pop-up dialog box showing the target device does not match the expected device on the board. You can click OK, select the correct device from the Device drop-down menu, then click Apply, Connect again.

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