> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tal [SMTP:tal@ZAPTA.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 7:04 PM
> To:   PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject:      Re: [PIC]:Device adapter source and programming problems
>
> Try to call Aprilog and check with them (www.aprilog.com). We buy from
> them or regulator basis and are very happy with the service.
>
> They carry both sockets and adatpers but you need to check if they have
> what you need (e.g.
> http://test-socket.com/perl/part.pl/sel::/,IC51-0804-808.htm). Another
> option is to get from Microchip the proper adapter for their
> professional programmer and build and adapt it to your programmer
> (should not be too difficult, the interace spec can be found on
> Microchip web site though I never tried it since we found the adapters
> we need at Aprilog).
>
> Try also emulation.com and epboard.com.
>
> I presume you already considered in-circuit programming.
>
Thanks for the links, I'm just checking them out.  We are using the ICSP
adapter with the Promate, using an adapter with the PS+ is just a backup in
case we can't figure out whats causing our ICSP problems.

Regards

Mike


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