>Thanks! I've got one of those. It lets you program
>DIP devices with an ICD-2.

However there is no reason you couldn't use it in reverse, putting it in the
programmer to get the RJ lead out to go to the PCB to be programmed.

>Looking at my alternatives, I could buy an AC004004
>for my obsolete Promate II programmer, buy a PM3
>(which includes ICSP), or wait for Microchip to add
>SQTP to the ICD-2. I wonder how quick Microchip will be?

I don't believe they would ever add it to an ICD2. SQTP is really for a
production environment, and an ICD2 is not a production programmer. If you
really are producing low volumes that you wish to serial number then the
scripting method suggested by Jan-Erik would probably be the way to go, and
you could probably integrate that with a production programmer such as Olins
Proprog.

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