12f675_fuse_about_to_blow!

[LEDave]

"The test board you have is a little different than what most people use (I do not hear of many here using the PICkit1)"

What do most on here use?

"So now try to do the sequence LEDs 1-3 using HIGH/LOW. You will see what I mean."

Tomorrow's challenge....!

"Every LED you want to turn on you have to deal with two pins. One HIGH and one LOW. To turn on some of the LEDs you will also have to make a third pin an INPUT."

It is strange (to me anyway) how Microchip have configured the LED's on the PICkit1.

I'm off to bed now, see you tomorrow.

Dave

[Byte_Butcher]

"The test board you have is a little different than what most people use (I do not hear of many here using the PICkit1)"

What do most on here use?

I use the PICkit2, and my first learning platforms were Microchips "low pin count demo board" (16F690) and "44-pin demo board" (16F887). The 44-pin demo kit also came with 2 extra bare boards for experimenting with other 44 pin chips. (If you don't mind soldering TQFP parts)

steve