Olin Lathrop wrote:

> John Nall wrote:
>
>> I don't think that the documentation is as complete as
>> the documentation that is available on the Wisp628,
>
>
> What specifically did you feel was missing?

I certainly hope that my comments were not taken as being critical -- 
they were not intended that way.  I was referring primarily to little 
things, such as, for example, in the "Operation" part of the EasyProg 
User Guide, the user is told to use the command "doc pic_prog" to 
display the documentation file for the PIC-PROG program.  This does not 
work, at least not on Windows XP Home.  There is not documentation (as 
far as I can tell, and I may have missed it) for using the EasyProg with 
an in-circuit target (as opposed to the on-board ZIF socket), whereas 
there are pictures and charts for showing how to do exactly that with 
the Wisp628 for all the chips that it supports.  I can most likely 
figure it out --a newbie might not be able to do so.

So it just depends on how much hand-holding you want the documentation 
to do with inexperienced people who build the kit.  The documentation is 
completely sufficient for experienced users -- that is beyond question.

And, again, no remarks were intended to be critical.  I like the 
EasyProg, am glad that I bought it, and am looking forward to many years 
of productive use.

John
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