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    good day to all members,

    just purchase my new pickit2 starter kit from microchip direct. the chip i have readily available here is the pic16f84a. but the pic16f84 doesnt work with the starter kit.

    is there any way to use this ic for the pickit 2 programmer.

    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by zk_bamx2 View Post
    good day to all members,
    just purchase my new pickit2 starter kit from microchip direct. the chip i have readily available here is the pic16f84a. but the pic16f84 doesnt work with the starter kit.
    is there any way to use this ic for the pickit 2 programmer.
    thanks
    Which starter kit in particular are you talking about? Which model number? How old is it?
    The 16F84 is an old chip, but well known and well used back in the day.

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    the model number is dv164120, my programmer is only 3 days old since being delivered to me.
    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by zk_bamx2 View Post
    the model number is dv164120, my programmer is only 3 days old since being delivered to me.
    thanks
    Which version?
    DV164120-1
    DV164120-2
    DV164120-3

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    sorry sir skimask, but it doesn't indicate the version anywhere in the programmer or in the packaging.based on the computer program, pickit 2 v2.11. don't know it that is the version.

    is there a particular way to find it

    thanks so much

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    hi

    Maybe its worth posting your query to microchip on their forum

    http://forum.microchip.com/tt.aspx?forumid=15

    They also have loads and loads of support for the hardware they manufacture, bit difficult to find at first, but once your onto it, your up up and away


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    Quote Originally Posted by zk_bamx2 View Post
    sorry sir skimask, but it doesn't indicate the version anywhere in the programmer or in the packaging.based on the computer program, pickit 2 v2.11. don't know it that is the version.

    is there a particular way to find it

    thanks so much
    Ok, how many pins are on the PIC and/or PIC socket on the board you got?

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    The Pickit2 do need ICSP capability of the Pic ...

    That's all !!!

    BUT ...

    Just browse the web for simple 16F84 programmers ( see "ICPROG" web page i.e.
    http://www.ic-prog.com/index1.htm or "JDM Programmer" ... ) when you'll see how simple they are ... you won't hesitate !!!

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    Read this page; http://www.microchip.com/stellent/id...cName=en027813

    You will see a list of all devices supported by the PicKit2 programmer, and a list of headers & adapters required to program/debug some device types (look down the right side).

    is there any way to use this ic for the pickit 2 programmer.
    Yes. Either build or purchase the required device header & adapter required for the device you have on-hand.
    Regards,

    -Bruce
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    Zk_bamx2,
    you need winXP, .net &MPLAB8 and its associated package pblished on MIcrochip.com
    You have to install the pickit2 2.4 driver .
    After plugging in the PICKIT2, run the pickit2 software-- select midrange devices, select 16f84A and then load the HEX file.
    make a small cable to plug into the ICSP socket - pins are described by them
    connect the other end to the relevant pins of the f84A..
    It should be possible to program Sir.
    Regards,
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    thanks to all who helped me with this minor problem. the pic16f84a is now working fine. made my own picboard. i can now program the ic with the pickit 2.

    thanks again

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