Hi Jean-Fracois!

 I've been using EPIC programmer for some time and I found it a nice
programmer.  I'm using MPASM, for it's better control of PIC
architecture.  You must use the simulator from Microchip, if you use
this assembler, because of small incompatibilities in the listings
format, but it works fine. (the other simulator, PSIM, from Paralax,
doesn't understand very well Microchip listings, but works fine too if
assembled with EPIC's assembler, and have a nice screen!)

regards, Rildo
please reply only to <rpragana@truenet.com.br>, at my Linux box :)

Jean-Francois Joly wrote:

> Does anyone use the EPIC Plus Pocket PIC Programmer from microEngineering
 Labs?
> Do you think it is a good programmer? And the software, how is it?
>
> With the EPIC Plus, would it be possible to use the MPASM assembler to
 assemble
> a program and then using there software to transfer the hex file to the chip?
>
> What I meen is I don't have to use there assembler that comes with the EPIC
> Plus programmer right? I could just use there program to program the chip?
>
>