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7.60A as supplied on disk.

Actually I have a working icd-2 on another computer.

testing good board with target power supply for target MCU

Microchip's  ICD-2:
Target Vdd =3D5.04
Target Vpp =3D 12.78
Mplab ICD 2 Vpp =3D 12.78

HKG ICD-2:
Target Vdd =3D5.47
Target Vpp =3D 14.14
Mplab ICD 2 Vpp =3D 14.06


Ray



On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 22:31:35 -0800 (PST), Funny NYPD wrote:
>=A0What version of MPLAB are you using?
>=A0The pain of the neck for ICD2 is: downloading OS for different
>=A0PICs. This type of design screw up things a lot.
>
>=A0I used to use ICD2, now I switch to PICkit2. Since, at this moment,
>=A0it doesn't require the annoying OS downloading thing when I use
>=A0different CAN chips.
>
>=A0However, After I put MPLAB V8.00 to my computer, I saw many hex
>=A0files on the PICKit2 folder just as I saw on the ICD2 folders
>=A0before.
>
>=A0This makes me keep thinking: oh my god, Is Microchip, again,
>=A0planning doing the same thing (on ICD2) for PICkit2? (or in the
>=A0near future?): change a PIC will, again, need a new "OS"?
>
>=A0Too bad. Though We have no control, but Hope that day will never
>=A0come.
>
>=A0With so many ICD2 exchange with Microchip, I found each one I got
>=A0had some hardware changes. And each one get a little trick to play.
>
>=A0This last one I got couple of month ago (a PIC18F4550 version), to
>=A0make it working, I have to power up the target board first,
>=A0otherwise, it will never work. This doesn't happen for previous
>=A0ICD2s. Other than that, everything works fine except the same "os
>=A0downloading" staff when I change PICs.
>
>=A0Funny N.
>=A0New Bedford, MA
>=A0http://www.AuElectronics.selfip.com
>
>
>=A0----- Original Message ----
>=A0From: Ray Newman <list@microdesigns.biz>
>=A0To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public. <piclist@mit.edu>
>=A0Sent: Friday, November 23, 2007 9:55:26 PM
>=A0Subject: Re: [PIC] ICD2 clone on ebay...anyone using this?
>
>=A0I purchased when I saw your post and just receive this week.
>
>=A0However
>
>=A0Installing mplab went ok
>=A0BUT
>=A0can't find target device
>=A0running self-test
>=A0some times it passes and sometimes it does not.
>=A02nd computer with microchip's icd-2 works fine
>=A0with same board under test.
>=A0Module VPP high/pass/high
>=A0MCLR VPP high/pass/high
>=A0HELP!
>=A0Thanks,
>=A0Ray
>
>
>=A0On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 19:22:46 +0100, Sean Schouten wrote:
>
>>=A0I use one of Kenny Wong's (etekronics) ICD2's. See Ebay ID
>>=A0#120176903272
>>
>>=A0They're not bad at all.
>>
>>=A0Sean
>>
>
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