I'm still on breadboards with DIP, but the final version will
> be SMT. I wonder how I can modify my board to not make the
> chip think I'm using a low voltage programmer?

How about the obvious, tying the LVP low with a resistor, yoy can still
use it as I/O if you disable LVP in the fuses.

Note that the LVP for the 18Fs is RB5, so a cable that worked with a 16F
might not work with an 18F, unless both RB5 and the 16F LVP pin are
connected (and the programmer pulls them low).

Wouter van Ooijen

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