Hi!

While developing my (first asm) project on a pic 16f684 I realised
that with my programmer (http://213.97.130.124/progs/pp2/pp2.htm - in
spanish) I can't program the 16F684. Icprog don't support this PIC, so
I've tried making a definition file on WinPIC, but I am doing
something bad because all my tries are failed (maybe something related
to Vpp voltage or programming speed?).

Being so disappointed I've thought on buying a programmer directly
from Microchip, hoping this would solve my problems once and for all,
at least for a few years. I have a clear idea of what I want to do in
my way of learning using PICs and for that reason I've sampled (in the
course of time) the following models:

16F628A, 16F684, 16F84A, 16F877A, 18F2455, 18F2550, 18F4550.

I think that with these models I can make most of the projects I could
figure in the next years, but I do accept suggestions :) My priorities
are size, power/speed, i/o count and communication capabilities :)

Well, I've browsing the Microchip website and I've found that the
programmer that could fit my needs at best price could be the PICKit 2
programmer. So, what is your opinion about this programmer? Any idea
of what should I do?

Thanks in advance for the answers ;)

P.D.- What about RFPics? Anybody has tested them?

Cheers

Metis Adrastea
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