On Sun, Jul 21, 2002 at 03:23:07PM -0400, A.J. Tufgar wrote:
> I'm not familiar with the TLVP but I had problems programing my 'F628's
> with my warp-13.  I ended up having to hold pin 10 low while
> programming.  You might have to do the same if your trying to program it
> with the NOPPP as I believe floating 10 would put the 'F628 in LVP.
>
> And if I'm wrong I'm about to be corrected.  :)

TLVP stands for Trivial Low Voltage Programmer. It's supposed to program the
part in Low Voltage Mode. Pin 10 is actually wired to and controlled by the
programmer.

BAJ

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