Yes, I agree with Xiaofan, I' using PicKit2 too. And, I meant "virtually"
that there is no real problem. Once I plug the ICSP connector reverse so it
was my fault and another day one of the controller did not want to get
programmed, but after I manually erased the flash everything was all right -
do not ask what has happened. Apart from that I had never ever had any
problem, but I just never used these without _any_ external components, the
minimum is the always recommended 100nF between Vdd and Vss and of course I
have the MCLRE_OFF so no connection between MLCR and Vdd pins.

Good luck,
Tamas




On 4/9/07, Xiaofan Chen <xiaofanc@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 4/9/07, Jinx <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:
> > > It should work for sure, I'm using 10F202 with PicKit2 - virtually I
> > > have no any problem on programming it, touching wood.
> >
> > When you say "virtually", you mean no on-going problem(s) ?
> >
> > Maybe in my situation ICSP is a misnomer. As the 10F is on an
> > unpopulated board and connected directly to the programmer, it
> > *should* program is if it were a DIP actually in the ZIF
> >
> > Everything but 10Fs works fine, so I'm suspecting MPLAB, and
> > am downloading 7.50 now. Hopefully it will be the solution. If it
> > is or it isn't I'll let you know
>
> Another solution is to buy the US$35 PICkit2 and solve all your issues.
> I do not have any issues with 10F with PICkit 2 (without any external
> connections).
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