Onat Ahmet wrote:
>
> Hi;
>
> I have joined this group about 10 days ago. I have
> just purchased my first PIC16C84, together with a couple of
> other components and a PCB, with a bit of prototyping
> area (mail order; in Japan).
>
> Now I need a programmer! I found a couple of programmer
> packages (schematics+software) over the net, and will
> build one of them myself (we are short of cheap PIC
> programmers in Japan!).
>
> The most important criterion for me is reliability, so that I
> don't have to decide whether it is my code that is wrong, or
> the programmer is acting up!(experience from a home brew EPROM
> programmer...) A decent user interface is necessary here; not
> the colorful Win95 type thing, but one that tells me what is
> going on clearly (DOS preferred, but anything is fine-UNIX,MAC).
>
> Given this short background, can someone suggest a "the best"
> design among those available over the net for free?
>
> I have been making circuits for about 15 years, about 7 of them
> with microprocessors; so design complexity is not an issue...
>
> Well, what do you people suggest?
>
> Thanks;
>
> | Ahmet ONAT  Kyoto Univ. Japan                                 |
> | E-mail    : onat@kuee.kyoto-u.ac.jp                           |
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