"Manual" programming sequence - is it theoretically possible this way?


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    Experiencing some trouble with my programmers, I want to program my PIC "manually".

    The idea is to use another PIC as a programmer and send bitwise the whole programming sequence.

    In this example, I will use the 16F88's Chip Erase sequence (ChipErase_Timing.JPG).

    The code would look something like this:
    Code:
    ...
    HIGH MCLR 'Enter Program Mode
    HIGH DATA  'Start programming sequence
    HIGH CLOCK 'First High clock signal
    LOW  CLOCK 'First Low clock signal
    HIGH or LOW DATA '
    ...
    and so on.

    A.- Is it possible to do it this way?
    B.- The ChipErase command is "11111" Command_Mapping.JPG); what would be the full "bits chain"? Could it be "11111111111" (I don't show the clock bits).
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    Hi:

    use assembler, that will save mamory space ...

    Alain
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