OOh, I never bothered opening mine up, but I see there is room for another
connector in there!  I think I'll just pull the RJ-12 off there and replace
it with a header or a wire.  That is until my Wong shows up.. :-)



On 10/24/06, Herbert Graf <mailinglist3@farcite.net> wrote:
>
> On Tue, 2006-10-24 at 07:54 -0700, Harold Hallikainen wrote:
> > That's what I do too. I have a bunch of cables we made up with RJ on one
> > end and 2x5 header connectors on the other. Also have a few with single
> > row connectors for some applications. We recently bent a pin inside the
> RJ
> > connector on the ICD, so had to open it up to replace it. I noticed that
> > it LOOKS like there's a footprint for another connector in there,
> perhaps
> > a header.
>
> Very interesting... Actually, what's even more interesting is the
> Cypress chip isn't used anymore for USB!?
>
> We recently bought a new ICD2 at work, I never opened it up before since
> I opened the older one I had at home. But reading this message I opened
> it up to look at this header pinout. I then noticed the cypress chip was
> gone, replaced with an 18F4550 for USB! Perhaps this was common
> knowledge, but I'd never heard of the cypress chip having been replaced
> until now.
>
> I've attached a couple small photos.
>
> Maybe I'm the last to have found out, oh well... :)
>
> TTYL
>
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