You can use a Picmaster if you buy an adaptor from a company in England.
They make a PCMCIA card that does the function of the ISA card in a full
size PC. I looked at them in AZ last summer and was impressed. They are a
bit expensive but work well and allow you to use the Picmaster with any
laptop that has a PCMCIA slot.


At 05:05 PM 2/18/98 PST8, you wrote:
>     Doesn't the title say it all?
>
>     Well, if not... I'm looking for an In-Circuit emulator that will
>     work with my Laptop.  Since my company went to NT, it is the only
>     PC left that is Windows 95 (apparently a compatibility issue with
>     Microchip).  It is also the most convienent way for me to hack ..
>     er .. develop my boards.
>
>     So, is there a de facto ICE out there that would work with my lap
>     top?
>
>     A couple of things that are important to me are:
>
>     - Real time emulation to 10 MHz.
>
>     - Compatibility with my Promate II
>
>     - Supports 16F84 and 16C54A
>
>     - Easy to use Windows interface
>
>     - Has phone and/or Web Support
>
>     - Costs less than Andy Warren's Porsche
>
>     TIA,
>
>     Tim
>
>
Larry G. Nelson Sr.
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