I haven't heard of/seen the 3150, so I can't comment for sure. However,
my guess is that the "LOW" pin would be to pull the low voltage
programming pin on the PIC low during program.

Hope this helps.

Josh
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Lis og Sxren wrote:
> I have built the 3150 USB-programmer from Quasar Electronics, which I
> think is the same product as the K150 programmer from Kisrus. I want to
> use it in the ICSP mode.
>
> I am not quite certain on how to use the pins. The programmer has 6 pins
> while ICSP-programming in the Microchip documentation is done with 5
> pins. The programmer has a "LOW" pin, and I can't find such pin in the
> Microchip documentation.
>
> Unfortunately there is no documentation on the pins of the programmer
> and Quasar could not give me any documentation on the pins.
>
> Does anyone know what this "LOW"-pin is?

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