> Just out of curiosity, which parts did they let you see?

I don't remember, but it was TQFP 80, and we had to select a special
chip entry, so I guess it was still 'funny' silicon.

> > Another funny note: the SCL and SDA roles (default RB6/RB7)
> > can be assigned to three other pairs of pins by changing the fuses.
>
> I think you meant to say PGD and PGC?  SCL/SDA are the normal
> names for IIC
> bus lines.  In any case the PGD/PGC programming lines can not
> be remapped.
> I think you are confusing these with EMUD/EMUC which are the
> ICD2 debugger
> lines.  These CAN be remapped, but all the support isn't
> really there yet
> (guess how I found that out).

Yes, I meant SGD/PGC. The techie I spoke to said that the reason was
indeed to support ICD on other pins. Maybe he was confused himself, and
it is only the ICD function that can be remapped. But that would not
make much sense to me.

Wouter van Ooijen

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