Olin,

On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 19:07:30 -0400, Olin Lathrop wrote:

>...<
> I don't know anything about this "universal programming module", but I can
> tell you that the 16F630 has the programming pins on different lines than
> the "standard" locations for 18 pins parts like the 16F628.  The socket will
> have to be wired differently than for 18 pin chips regardless of the
> programmer in use.

The Universal Programming Module is basically a 40-pin ZIF socket on a small board with an RJ11 socket (? ICD2 
connector) and a patch-setup so that the pins of the ICD2 socket can be connected to any of the 40 ZIF 
positions, as needed.  So the user "wires" the socket as needed for any particular chip - hence the 
"Universal" description :-)  I note the OP didn't mention connecting PGD and PGC, so this may be his problem!

Cheers,


Howard Winter
St.Albans, England


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