Y'know, it occured to me, perhaps the difference in xtal values (20MHz
and that 3.X one) could be because you're looking at an ICD and an
ICD2, which are different? Just a theory.

FWIW I haven't gotten my Stolz version working yet either, but that's
because I only have the A version of the chip, and at the moment I
haven't had time to hook up my programmer that will handle the A (we
use older programmers here because that' s all that's needed).

Josh
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On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 10:31:43 -0300, Hern=E1n Freschi <drgenio@gmail.com> =
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> OK, to recap:
>=20
> Browsing PICLIST.org, I found out about an interesting tool, called
> the ICD. So I read about it and it seemed easy to build. Then, at the
> bottom of the page, I found a link to a website, stolz.de.be. I

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