The only thing is that a pin header is not polarized. Also PicKit2 has a 6
pin connector -- it is not a problem as you can use it with the 5 pin one
but...

Anyway, what's wrong with the RJ12? Is that something like a contact problem
or just the bad taste of having a telephony socket on your programmer?

Tamas



On 24/10/06, Mike Harrison <mike@whitewing.co.uk> wrote:
>
> On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 21:46:28 -0700, you wrote:
>
> >Has anyone found a reasonable solution for dealing with the ridiculous
> RJ-12
> >jack on the Microchip ICD2 other than to remove it, add wires and
> "install"
> >a new header of sorts?
>
> Yes - I've standardised on a Molex 5-pin header, chopping the RJ off the
> end of the cable.
> Handy hint to save time - write the pin names on the connector.
>
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