Perfectly clear :-)
So none of these are show stoppers then...
Thanks!
Jan-Erik.



-----Original Message-----
From: Olin Lathrop [mailto:olin_piclist@EMBEDINC.COM]
Sent: den 2 juni 2003 23:43
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [PIC]: FREE PIC programmer


> Two questions (about EasyProg) :
>
> - I it possible to make a cable from the ZIF socket to
>   an in-curcuit PIC ?

Yes.  I've been thinking about an adapter that plugs into the ZIF socket
that has a RJ-12 on it just like the ICD2.

Don't connect to any other pins, and the programmer will configure itself
to the following pinout on the ZIF socket:

  pin  4  -  Vpp
  pin  5  -  GND
  pin 36  -  Vdd
  pin 39  -  PGC
  pin 40  -  PGD

> - Is there a design (schematics) for a 12F6xx adapter available ?

You can use the pins above to make any adapter you want.  I made a quick
and dirty adapter by putting a 14 pin DIP socket into the ZIF socket, then
soldering wires from there to an 8 pin DIP socket for programming a
12F6xx.  The connections are:

  Name   ZIF socket   14 pin DIP socket in ZIF   8 pin socket
   Vpp            4                          4              4
   GND            5                          5              8
   Vdd           36                         10              1
   PGC           39                         13              6
   PGD           40                         14              7


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