Introduction
The PIC18F26/45/46/55/56Q24 devices that you have received conform functionally to the current device data sheet (DS40002503C), except for the anomalies described in this document.
The silicon issues discussed in the following pages are for silicon revisions with the Device and Revision IDs listed in the table below.
The errata described in this document will be addressed in future revisions of the PIC18F26/45/46/55/56Q24 silicon.
Note: This document summarizes all silicon errata issues
from all revisions of silicon, previous as well as current.
Part Number | Device ID | Revision ID | |
---|---|---|---|
A1 | A3 | ||
PIC18F26Q24 | 0x78E0 | 0xA001 | 0xA003 |
PIC18F45Q24 | 0x7940 | 0xA001 | 0xA003 |
PIC18F46Q24 | 0x7900 | 0xA001 | 0xA003 |
PIC18F55Q24 | 0x7960 | 0xA001 | 0xA003 |
PIC18F56Q24 | 0x7920 | 0xA001 | 0xA003 |
Important: Refer to the Device/Revision ID section
in the current “PIC18-Q24 Family Programming Specification” (DS40002414) for more
detailed information on Device Identification and Revision IDs for your specific
device.
Module | Feature | Item No. | Issue Summary | Affected Revisions | |
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A1 | A3 | ||||
Universal Timer Module | Level-Triggered ERS Start/Reset condition | Dead Zone Exists in Level-Triggered Start/Reset Condition When an ERS Signal Is Generated Due to an SFR Access | Dead zone exists in level-triggered Start/Reset condition when ERS signal is generated due to an SFR access | X | X |
Interrupts | Interrupts Do Not Work When Leaving Debug Mode | Interrupts do not work when leaving Debug mode | X | X | |
Multi-Voltage I/O | VDDIOx I/O Monitor Disable | VDDIOx I/O Monitor Disable Feature Causes Adverse MVIO Module Behavior | VDDIOx I/O Monitor Disable feature causes adverse MVIO module behavior | X | |
MVIO Low-Voltage Detect output status bit | VDDIOx Low-Voltage Detect Status Bit (LVDSTAT) Does Not Return LVD Status | VDDIOx Low-Voltage Detect Status bit does not return LVD status | X | ||
I2C | Bus Time-Out | MDR Bit Is Not Cleared after Bus Time-Out | MDR bit is not cleared after Bus Time-Out | X | |
Bus Time-Out | Bus Time-Out Not Detected Properly When External Host Clock Stretches | Bus Time-Out not detected properly when External Host Clock stretches | X | ||
Clock Stretch Disable | Clock Stretch Disable Not Working Properly | Clock Stretch Disable not working properly | X | ||
Bus Time-Out | Bus Time-Out Causes False Start/Stop | Bus Time-Out causes false Start/Stop | X | ||
Multi-Host Mode | Operating in Multi-Host Mode Will Cause Bus Failures | Multi-Host Mode will cause Bus failures | X | X | |
Bus Time-Out | CSTR Bit Is Not Cleared after Bus Time-Out | CSTR bit is not cleared after Bus Time-Out | X | ||
Bus Collision | Bus Collision Followed by a Stop Condition During a Transaction by an External Host Device May Hang the Bus | Bus Collision followed by a Stop during a transaction by an external Host device may hang the bus | X | X | |
Bus Free Time | The Bus Free Divider Ratio BFREDR = 1 Value Is Not Functional | The Bus Free Divider Ratio BFREDR = 1 value is not functional | X | ||
Multi-Host Mode | I2C Module May Hang the Bus During Multi-Host Arbitration | Module may hang the I2C bus during Multi-Host arbitration | X | X | |
Oscillator | Secondary Oscillator (SOSC) | SOSC Does Not Function When the Device Is Configured to Run From an External Oscillator | SOSC does not function when the device is configured to run from an external oscillator | X | |
Comparator | Ultra-Low Power (ULP) Operation | Comparator Module Will Not Function in ULP Mode | Comparator module will not function in ULP mode | X | |
Timer1 | Timer1 Gate Source | Changing the Timer1 Gate Source May Cause Unexpected Interrupts | Changing the Timer1 Gate Source May Cause Unexpected Interrupts | X | |
Note: Only those issues
indicated in the last column apply to the current silicon revision.
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