Mike,

I believe I read on Microchip's development tool forum that one of th=
e tech support
group people indicated the ICE4000 would only support 18F and dsPIC p=
arts and could
*NOT* use ICE2000 pods. I was disappointed too -- I really would like=
 to move away
=66rom the PICMaster also.

I would be nice to have one emulator base that covers the whole line =
of PICs.

Matt Pobursky
Maximum Performance Systems

On Thu, 13 Feb 2003 17:49:48 +0000, Mike Harrison wrote:
>=A0As far as I can see this only supports the high-end parts - no me=
ntion of being able to use ICE2000
>=A0pods, which is a shame.
>=A0
>=A0It also looks like USB support may not quite be there yet - some =
of the info hints that it's a
>=A0future software upgrade.
>=A0
>=A0It would be nice if they did USB support for ICE2000, maybe using=
 an OEM USB/Parallel adapter -
>=A0surely it can't be that hard to do.

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