Hi Roman! Happy new year for you! ;oD

>Hi Alexandre, yes it will work. The flash PICs
>are just held in a typical "reset" state when
>programming, ie high impedance ports, etc.
>You can have any or all of your circuit attached
>to the PIC, it won't matter unless you upset
>the programming MCLR, SCL or SDA lines.

        Thanks for the input! I bought a little 6 x 2 key, that will key MCLR,=
 SCL, SDA and 5V in programming. So the clock will stay connected. The=
 little box will have a 5V supply, 12V supply, PIC programmer and level=
 shifter RS232<>TTL. So it will be enough for most of my applications.

>I have a little setup like this and it's great.
>Flip one switch, program, flip it back, device
>is running. Who needs an ICE?? ;o)

        Hehe, nice! Can we share photos and schematics? I'd like to take a look=
 ;o)))

        My old 486 Notebook is turning the ultimate PIC development portable=
 station! ;oD


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Alexandre Souza
taito@terra.com.br
http://planeta.terra.com.br/lazer/pinball/

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