how to copy a pic16f648a 16 channel relay switch module

Hi! everyone, I just wanna ask how to copy this micro controller, recently i bought a TL866II Plus
and tried to copying a working PIC16f648a and it copied but doesn't work on its board when I inserted it
what am I doing wrong?

I have attached a picture any help from you guys will be much appreciated. :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

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sajerjps:
Hi! everyone, I just wanna ask how to copy this micro controller, recently i bought a TL866II Plus
and tried to copying a working PIC16f648a and it copied but doesn't work on its board when I inserted it
what am I doing wrong?

Even after looking at your picture I have no idea what problem you want help with.

If you are looking for advice about programming a PIC microcontroller then this is NOT the correct Forum. Arduino boards do not use PIC microcontrollers.

On the other hand if you are trying to make an equivalent relay board controlled by an Arduino (or a bare Atmega 328 chip) you need to describe what you want it to do, post the program you have tried and tell us in detail what it actually does when you run the program.

A link to the datasheet for the TL86611 plus would also be a good idea. I have no idea what it is.

...R

Apparently it's a relay board with 16 relays that are controlled by a PIC.

Apparently he programmed a PIC with the TL866II Plus universal programmer.

I am somewhat familiar with boards from that company.
Not sure why he feels the need to program another PIC for it, unless he is trying
to reverse engineer the existing product.
I am not sure I want to help someone steal another company's trade secret.

nothing to do with the Arduino.

If you want to extract the program from a PIC you need a PICKit programmer, I think the current version is PICKit 4 and you need MPLABX, which you can download from Microchip's web site FoC. You will of course be stealing someone's intellectual property. However, if that someone knows what they are doing they will have set the fuses on the PIC to prevent the program from being read from the PIC, making what you are trying to do impossible.