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Bob Axtell wrote:
| The pin identified by the ">" is not connected to anything. The next 5
pins
| are identified in exactly the same way as the ICD2. More below.
|
[snip]

Nope! The pinout is on page 9 of DS51553, the PICkit2 manual. The
rightmost pin, which is the pin marked with the triangle, is VPP.
Proceeding left the remaining pins are VDD, Ground, PGD, PGC, and AUX.
It is not necessary to connect AUX in order to do programming or
debugging, but it can be used by the logic probe and logic analyzer. The
other five pins (VPP, VDD, Ground, PGD, and PGC) all need to be
connected to the corresponding pins on the PIC.

Chris
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