i need jdm usb circuit

[buntheun]

sounds like a fairly weak excuse to me. A quick Google search tells me that there's more than one country out there that'll ship to Cambodia...

ok i know it have shiping to my country but how i pay cos i dont have visa or mater card .....
thank!!!

[skimask]

ok i know it have shiping to my country but how i pay cos i dont have visa or mater card .....
thank!!!

Then how do you plan on ordering the pieces/parts to build said PICKIT2 clone?

Money orders or cashiers checks are also handy...

[buntheun]

please help me...how i do?
thanks!!!

[kasamiko]

I need it too...a want a simple USB programmer for my laptop like JDM to program few pic..84/628 and serial eeproms...

i don't need complicated programmer like pickit or junebug since it seems overkill to used the above programmer to program 3 to 5 pic/eeprom in 3 months...

[skimask]

I need it too...a want a simple USB programmer for my laptop like JDM to program few pic..84/628 and serial eeproms...

i don't need complicated programmer like pickit or junebug since it seems overkill to used the above programmer to program 3 to 5 pic/eeprom in 3 months...

Take a look at the PICKIT2 from Microchip anyways...
$35USD, programmer, logic analyzer, serial communications windows, well supported, no headaches, and is saving the extra $10-$20 really worth the pain?

[rxforspeed]

Hey guys, I'm new to this forum but would like to share my thoughts and experiences and this subject as well...

I followed the posted link to Microchip's "PICkit2", and if my computer hadn't been giving me trouble last night, I would have bought it right then. I would seriously consider paying $35USD for the "PICkit2" before trying to gather parts and components to build an iffy clone-type programmer that may not even program the PICs you're using or going to be working with. The best feature of the PICkit2 is the ability to load a hex file into the PICkit2 itself, and program MCU's in the field (with an appropiate USB power supply), without the need for a PC! I really wish I would've looked more into what Microchip Technologies offered before buying the programmers I have now...