The first thing I did when I got my ICD2 was to make a pigtail to convert
the RJ
to a SIP.  The second thing was to dig out a six conductor RJ-11 terminated
cable, lop of one end and replace it with a SIP.

I don't like the RJ-11 jack.  It's bulky and hard to use with breadboards.

So far, so good.  I don't know for sure if I would ever design a product
around
the SIP header, though, because there's got to be a good reason they choose
to use the RJ-11.

Anyone know why?

Mike H.

>Hi Guys
>I just bought the Microchip development system that gets the ICD 2 and the
>PICDEM 2 PLUS board.
>on that board I have the ICD socket, as I want to use the ICD2 as a
>programmer where can I buy this sockets Bering in mind I am in the UK.
>regards
>                 Luis
>
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