> This means that the only thing left to check is the
> program.  I get no
> errors except message (302) - checked those and
> everything seems correct.

I don't think that a programmer cares what you wrote
in a program, it just burns that into PIC :-) .

I'm using ICD2 with MPLAB v.6.32. I have a few
questions:

1: does ICD recognise the PIC when you connect it?
2: how do you power the ICD?
3: do you use ICD as a programer or as a debugger?
4: does ICD pass its self test (under settings)?
5: did you check the connections on the board? When I
first tried to program the PIC I accidentally reversed
pin order of ICD cable on my protoboard, and I
experienced almost the same problems as you are
describing. Found it out after running the self test.
Some voltages were around 3 volts instead of 5V.

Regards, Samo

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