Oh. I had thought that if you were not using LVP (and the fuses were set
that way), then the LVP pin didn't matter. I thought that the default setup
of the chip was LVP enabled, but you could disable LVP in the config. Then
for subsequent programings, LVP didn't matter.

Larry

At 03:16 PM 1/18/2003 +0100, you wrote:
> > Good catch, Wouter - I had missed that. I don't use LVP (I am a happy
> > WISP628 user), so that should not matter, right?
>
>No, that is not generally true. To avoid all trouble, connect the
>targets LVP pin to the appropriate Wisp628 line. For a socket that must
>accept PICs that have LVP on different pins include a small diode
>(1n4148) from each such pin to the Wisp628 LVP-pulldown line.
>
>Wouter van Ooijen
>
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