> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Crowcroft [SMTP:peter@KITSRUS.COM]
> Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 8:51 AM
> To:   PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject:      [PIC:] Which programmer for =A350
>=20
>  >Date:    Thu, 21 Aug 2003 17:36:37 +0100
>  >From:    Sergio Masci <smpl@NTLWORLD.COM>
>  >Subject: Re: [PIC:] Which programmer for =A350
>=20
>  >I have used and would highly recommend the Wisp628
>=20
> If you are looking to the future then you should buy a Programmer with a=
 > USB connection. No laptops today are sold with serial or parallel ports.=
 > And fewer & fewer PCs have them. Our latest Kit 150 has a 'B' USB=20
> connection and its SIX pin ICSP header has a LOW line as well as the=20
> standard 5 pins so LVP is supported.
>=20
> This extra line can also be used to connected to the OSC1 input to stop
> the=20
> oscillator. Or it could also be used as a trigger for something on the=20
> target board.
>=20
> Tony Nixon has just released the latest MicroPro software for kit 150 as=
 > well as Kits 128 and 149B. It now has a Build number built in so firmwar=
e=20
> and Software can be matched up in future releases. Support for I2C EEPROMs
>=20
> 24Cxx added. Get it here:
>=20
> http://www.kitsrus.com/zip/diypack10.zip
>=20
>=20
> To see details of Kits 128 149B and 150 go
>=20
> http://www.kitsrus.com/upuc.html
>=20
> Retail prices without the ZIF socket are around $US35. (See my Importers=
 > for details since I do not sell direct.)
>=20
>=20
Is there any chance that the larger devices (18Fxx20 etc) will be supported
in the future?=20

Regards

Mike




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