Pardon my mistakes. Just came back form the eye doctor and the drops make my
vision blurred and I couldn't proof read my reply.
Correction on the conector #. IT is A9031-ND.
Rick

"Rick C." wrote:

> It's all relative to the way you look at it and to the make/mfg of the
> connector. Some connector pins go straightdown to the board when entering the
> socket and some go across the top and down like the Microchip connectors. A
> suitable connector is the A9034-ND from DigiKey for $0.74.
>
> The modular cable that comes with the ICD is a "flipped" configuration so the
> colors aren't the same pin numbers if you plug one or the other end in.
>
> Page 67 of the ICD users guide shows the pin "numbers" as: 1 - RB3, 2 - RB6, 3
> - RB7, 4 - GND, 5 - +5 Vdd, 6 - Vpp
>
> Rick
>
> Micro Eng wrote:
>
> > ok..about to embark on my first ICD based project, and using the RJ11
> > connectors...how is the pinout numbered on the connector?
> >
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