I'm using ICD2 right now and had the same problem.
I'm using f877a. I had the wrong osc set and had to check
power from ICD2 in the setup.
Al


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob Axtell" <engineer@cotse.net>
To: "pic microcontroller discussion list" <PICLIST@mit.edu>
Sent: Sunday, September 19, 2004 1:51 AM
Subject: [PIC] ICD2: "Target Not In Debug Mode Error"


> I'm stumped. I've never had this error before unless the clock was 
> broken (it isn't).
> 
> The PIC (PIC16LF88) runs perfectly at 3.5V, will program my
> "wink" test fragment from the ICD2 as a programmer, and when
> selected as debugger, all seems OK except for the error. (NO, I
> don't have ICD2 selected at both programmer and debugger).
> 
> Neither PGC, MCLR, or PGD is connected to anything except the
> debugger. Well, MCLR has a 47K pullup on it only to VDD.
> 
> I haven't tried to run the PIC at 5V because it has some 3.6V max
> peripherals attached.
> 
> The PIC runs flawlessly for the wink test.
> 
> Any ideas, fellow PIClisters?
> 
> --Bob
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