Perhaps you can use a ZIF for the rewiring?
Just place the dsPIC into a ZIF and use the adjacent 
pin*snap off* to rewiring to the correct pin in the
demo board.


John

--- John Ferrell <johnferrell@earthlink.net> wrote:

> I tried something like that a while back.
> I had a Channel Master Antenna rotator with a remote
> control that had a 
> toasted PIC in it that was only available in an OTP
> package. It seemed like 
> a simple task to adapt a ZIF to allow an F device to
> take advantage of the 
> PC board.
> 
> It took quite a bit of time just to plan it. then
> putting 40 (28 MIGHT be 
> easier) discrete wires in place between two sockets
> is very messy and error 
> prone.  I ran out of patience and shelved the
> project.
> 
> John Ferrell
> http://DixieNC.US
> 
> 
> > There, with that explanation, do you still see a
> difficulty, other than
> > just physically how to get it done??
> >
> > John
> >
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