Can't an ICD 2 be set to not supply the target board?
Can't an ICD 2 be set to not supply the target board?
Steve
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Hi,
From ICD2 Manual note on P 11 : Pin 2 of the ICD2 MUST see a voltage ...
so, you must choose the " POwer supplied to the target option" of your ICD2 ( in MPLAB )
Now, I suppose your board supplies 5 v to the PIC ... The ICD2 will supply 5 volts to the target ...
No danger to fry PGC or PGD pins ....
Alain
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i have set the mplab to not supply power to the target, and it still it doesn't recognize it. i was told that it could be because, whether i choose for the mplab to power the target or not, is through pin 2 that the mplab recognizes the target as being powered. so, because that pin is missing, even though the target is properly powered, the mplab keeps sending errors ( when i connect the mplab to the target, and the target is powered by an external source this is what appears on the screen:
Connecting to MPLAB ICD 2
...Connected
Setting Vdd source to target
ICDWarn0020: Invalid target device id (expected=0x4D, read=0x0)
...Reading ICD Product ID
Running ICD Self Test
... Failed Self Test. See ICD2 Settings (status tab) for details.
MPLAB ICD 2 Ready
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i forgot, when i use the configuration i mentioned before (connecting mplab to the board via usb and powering the target with an external source). these are the power settings i get:
target vdd: 0.00
target vpp: 12.46
mplab icd 2 vpp: 12.46
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