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Recent Forum Posts

Re: Real Ice and PBP

@Dave Hi, where did you get that list of supported devices from? There a couple of updated (by non-Microchip) version of PK2DeviceFile.dat around but none that I know of as complete.

Your list...
towlerg Today, 16:41

Re: Real Ice and PBP

The SNAP is on sale until the end of the month so you can get one right now for about $12 US (plus shipping)

You can't use it to power the target, it's LVP only, and you're stuck with MPLABX.
If...
tumbleweed Today, 16:02

Re: Real Ice and PBP

I currently own a PICkit2 knock-off, PICkit3, and ME Labs U2 programmers. Because it was so cheap, I just ordered the new Snap (under $20 US including shipping!). The Snap is supposed to work on...
mpgmike Today, 14:38

Re: Real Ice and PBP

I have all of them, except for the new SNAP debugger.

The REALICE isn't a real ice, and for what it costs it's not worth the money. Mine mostly sits gathering dust.
For most chips you don't get...
tumbleweed Today, 11:58

Re: Real Ice and PBP

I have REAL ICE. I use MPLAB X. From MPLAB side it is same as if you are using PK3, except it CAN NOT power target, unless you buy additional adapter board. It is little more reliable than PK3.
It...
pedja089 Today, 08:27

Re: Real Ice and PBP

Hi Dave,

Thank you for your answer.

Yes, I did an upgrade recently and the 18F26K22 is now supported by my Pickit 2 but for the stand alone application only.
I can read, write, program the PIC...
MikeBZH Today, 07:07

Re: Real Ice and PBP

Sounds like you haven't updated your PicKit2 software for some time. It does indeed handle 18F26K22 processors. Have a look at these files:
Dave Yesterday, 20:31

Re: Real Ice and PBP

Hi everybody,

I was about raising a point about PBP and Real ICE but the search engine returned me the same question I asked 9 years ago !!! Amazing...

Well. When I developped my first product...
MikeBZH Yesterday, 17:51

Re: Why does PICkit2 show it as an LF device?

That's right.

As I have mentioned in my earlier post, the PIC works fine. I understand that there is no difference in programming voltage between 12F1840 and 12LF1840 . I havae a PICkit2...
Balachandar - 21st October 2018, 15:28

Re: Why does PICkit2 show it as an LF device?

Hello,

I done programming lots of genuine 12F1840 pic's with 12LF1840 settings on pickit2 without any problems.
Lets try it, it works for me.

Louis
louislouis - 20th October 2018, 18:06

PIC® 18Xxxx 80pin TQFP Adapter

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For part numbers ending with suffix: /PT Compatible with the following microcontrollers:

PIC18C801, 18C858, 18F8310, 18F8390, 18F8410, 18F8490, 18F8520, 18F8525, 18F8585, 18F8620, 18F8621, 18F8627, 18F8680, 18F8720, 18F8722

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