>     Could you elaborate a little on what exactly "single-pane" and
> "multi-pane" mean?

No, I don't rewrite what is already described prefectly clear in the 18F
programming manuals ;)

The bottom line is that the 18F's (but most other PICs too!) can be
programmed in different ways. Saying for instance 'a 16F84 programmer
will program a 16F877' is a bit inaccurate, more accurately would be 'an
algorithm exists that can progrogram both 16F84 and 16F877', implying
that there is (probably) also an algorithm that can program a 16F8 but
will fail on a 16F877.

So for what I was answering: the algorithm used by my Wisp628 is the
same for all 18F's, but there are also other ways to program 18F's that
probably differ from chip to chip. So off-hand there is no guarantee
that a programmer (PS+ in this case) that can do say an 18F242 will also
do an 18F1230.

Wouter van Ooijen

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