Some time back I bought a used Wisp628 from a guy.  He said that it worked
fine, but that he had upgraded to an ICD2 and didn't need it any more.  I
have no reason to think this is not true, and feel confident that the
hardware is OK.  But I am having a problem getting it going, and hope that
perhaps someone will spot what I am doing wrong and give a little advice.

I have a HEX file called TUT2_1 (it is from the WinPicProg tutorial) and
have a 16F628 in a little circuit board that I built up from the tutorial.
A put in a 6-pin header for the Wisp628 to plug into, with the wiring as
shown at the voti.nl site.  I've double-checked the wiring to make sure it
is correct.

Following the documentation at voti.nl, I hook everything up, apply power to
the circuit board (5 volts is there -- I've checked with a multi-meter), and
try to program the PIC.  But there are errors.  Here is the result of
running the command "xwisp.py COM1 target=16f628 verbose go tut2_1"

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C:\Program Files\XWisp\xwisp.py COM1 target=16f628 verbose go tut2_1
XWisp 1.08, command line mode
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Program Files\XWisp\xwisp.py", line 3563, in ?
    XWisp_Main()
  File "C\Program Files\XWisp\xwisp.py",line 3560, in XWisp_Main
    Wisp_Line().Interpret()
  File "C\Program Files\XWisp\xwisp.py",line 3180, in Interpret
    self.Execute( Command )
  File "C\Program Files\XWisp\xwisp.py",line 3162, in Execute
    exec( 'self.CMD' + Command.upper() + '()' )
  File "<string>", line 1
    self.CMD_TARGET-16F628()
                         ^
SyntaxError:  invalid syntax

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I feel sure that it is pilot error, but don't see what it is.  Any advice,
suggestions, comments will be appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill
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