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upand_at_them - Aug 12 2004
Okay, what am I doing wrong?!
I've got an Olimex PG-2C. I place a PIC16F628 in the programmer
socket and it programs and verifies just fine, using IC-Prog v1.05... 
ydexter - Apr 6 2004
Hello,
I saw people are talking about ICSP for PICs. Yes, I got tired pulling
the chip from the programmer and I want to test ICSP. I found some
docs to the mi... 
Igor Janjatovic - Apr 3 2004
> How much is the programming voltage Vpp for PIC 16F627 ? I found
> various contradicting versions:
Normal ICSP programming voltage is 13.5V but there is also L... 
Vecheslav Silagadze - Apr 23 2004
I'm trying to use a PICALL to program a PIC18F458 via ICSP, but it
doesn't seems to be working very well. It can read the device fine,
and it can even program it ... 
Eirik Karlsen - Feb 15 2004
Anyone have, or know where I can find, the PicStartPlus wiring for ICSP?
Microchip says PSP can't do ICSP but I think I've read somewhere that
it can...it just take... 
Robert Rolf - Feb 14 2004
And you can't afford to have a small 6 pin header, or 6 in-line pads
for programming via ICSP? ICSP also gives you the ability to debug
once the chip is mounted, so... 
a_drunken_dwarf - Nov 19 2003
hi, I'm using a pg2c programmer (by olimex). I works well if the PIC
is in the programmer socket, but my laptop serial port can't supply
enough power to do ICSP. ... 
Dave Mucha - Jun 21 2005
Hi all,
I've been trying to figure the best way to connect pins for ISCP for a
couple chips. 16F877 (40 pin) 16F873 (28 pin) and the 16F628(18 pin)
one thing that se... 
upand_at_them - Aug 8 2004
All the examples I've seen for ICSP use a MAX232, but the PICAXE 18X,
which is a PIC16F88, has a simple two-resistor serial interface.
Any reasons why I can't u... 
Scott Lingerfelt - Jul 29 2004
I currently have my hardware setup with ICSP. I use the MCLR, B6, B7 and
connect B3 to ground. I am using the Epic programmer to program my hardware
at this time... 
- Nov 13 2004
I have built an ICSP programmer that has worked fine fro my 16f84a
both onthe board and in their circuits. But now i picked up some 877's
and 16f88's. both suppo... 
Wouter van Ooijen - Sep 24 2003
> Has anyone had any experience with USB based pic programmers?
Do you want ICSP or ex-circuit? Wisp628 is a serial port ICSP
programmer, works fine with either ... 
ydexter - Mar 22 2004
Hello,
I want to bring in attention an old subject but in another light. I
use JDM programmer as a PIC serial programmer. I read that it supports
ICSP but I'm ... 
Scott Lingerfelt - Nov 11 2003
I would like to add ICSP to my project! I am going to setup my header as
seen in this link http://www.melabs.com/support/icsp.htm. My question is
that I am u... 
ICSP [14 Articles]
- Jun 3 2003
I'd like to implement the ICSP feature into a board but this feature seems somewhat non-trivial.
The Microchip app notes just show a diode in the MCLR line to is... 
rtstofer - Sep 27 2003
At first glance it doesn't appear that the 16F628 can write to its
own program memory. Therefore a boot loader can not be implemented.
That leaves you with a ch... 
Phil - Mar 7 2004
good advice. in addition, look into in circuit system programming -
ICSP. If you get an ICSP programmer, you can then program any PIC
that supports it by building... 
Phil - Nov 17 2004
There are two issues to consider: programmer and interface method.
I use an Melabs EPIC+ with SOIC 12F629s. It works fine for ICSP. I'm
pretty sure most progr... 
Dave Moore - Aug 6 2004
Hate to do it, but I'm looking for opinions on "production" programmers for
PIC18 flash devices. I've looked through the archives and web pages, found
a few things,... 
Wouter van Ooijen - May 5 2003
> I certainly didn't mean to imply that a PIC programmer isn't necessary
> In fact, I don't see how, in the long term, anyone can do without it.
> But a lot of code... 
Michael Puchol - Oct 1 2004
Hi,
I have one of the Willem programmer, but from what I can remember, the ZIF
socket can only be used for EEPROMs and such, and for PICs only ICSP and a
DIL s... 
Herman Aa - Nov 22 2005
Ahmet Uyar wrote:
> Hi All,
> I need to programmer shematic and software for 16F628A. Does anybody
> help me? Thanks for your kind help.
> Ahmet Uyanık
>
>
>... 
msp_o - Mar 13 2003
Hi All,
We have already upload pic-like micro board at www.bestebuys.com
Here is brieft detail of the board
PIC18F458 @ 40 MHz
realt-ime clock
EEPROM
- 4 di... 
Igor Janjatovic - Apr 11 2004
Hello,
I'm working on PIC programmer and I need advice.
After spending one day on Internet checking all of the existing solutions
both hardware and software... 
Paulinho - Aug 4 2004
Hi sorry if I bored you. I just looking for to be part in a group who is using PIC microcontroller to learn more about the PIC application and get inf... 
M Core - Jul 30 2004
Does anyone use a picstart plus to program incircuit flash chips??
I find it quite annoying that PIC doesn't want you to do it, and instead
made another $... 
- Jul 6 2003
Steve,
The closest thing to a "no parts parallel port programmer" (if that's what your dev. board has) that I've seen is the "Trivial LVP Programmer":
htt... 
Chad Russel - Oct 9 2003
I need one. Does anyone make one?
Don't you just love acronyms? If the context is right, "NFG" = "Next
Flight Going" to Southwest Airlines. Usually means somethi... 
Chad Russel - Sep 13 2003
If you mean ICSP then 12C629 otherwise 12C508. My guess.
--- Shamoon <> wrote:
> Hello,
> I was wondering what you guys thought the simplest, cheapest in-
> ... 
msp_o - Feb 13 2003
Hi folk,
We have recently developed a new pic board which combine following
features
-PIC16F877 MCU @ 20 MHZ
- real-time clock
- EEPROM 24LC128
- 7 segment... 
thomas_seeker - Nov 7 2002
Greetings,
Do any of you know if Myke Predko's El Cheapo programmer can program
an 18FXX2?
It uses ICSP to program 16F877's, if that helps.
Thanks
... 
ariwidyatmo - Dec 6 2005
Dear Member,
I want to manufacture security system that contain PIC16 and PIC12.
Both IC has serial code. This unique code is saved in different file.
I need an ICSP tha... 
Wouter van Ooijen - Feb 14 2004
> What do you guys use to remvove a 40pin chip like the 16F877A from a
> dual wipe socket? I've been looking around Mouser for something to
> no avail . . .
... 
IIC [10 Articles]
bg3009 - Dec 22 2003
finally, after like days in frustation, and a brief 'holiday' during
which i actually got ICSP working (!) i begin to see some output on
the SDA pin of my 877 IIC... 
Wouter van Ooijen - Oct 8 2003
> I have one and it works VERY well. One of my development
> guys has it on
> his machine and he much prefers it to the Microchip PicStart Plus
> programmers w... 
Dave Mucha - Dec 22 2003
--- In , "csg37" wrote:
> This is my first message hi all of you.
> I look for a JDM circuit which programs 16F628+16F877+16F84 in
one
> circuit.... 
Chad Russel - Feb 22 2004
If you lose the OSCCAL, the frequecy will simply be off. Look to the
progammer. If using ICSP, the reset circuitry is usually the problem.
Chad
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