Forrest W Christian escreveu:
> Alan B. Pearce wrote:
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>> Looks like it is a proprietary connector. Does the other end of the cabl=
e =

>> have a 'standard RJ12' ICD connector?
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>  From what I cant tell.. you buy the $30 cable... and then put the pcb =

> footprint on the board - basically 7 holes and 6 surface mount pads.  =

> Then the cable connects from the standard 6p6c connector to the =

> footprint.  No connector needed.
>
> I've often thought about doing some edge thing though... not knowing =

> what I was going to use to connect to it always stopped me.
>
> -forrest
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In a project I used a SDRAM DIMM connector to make a programming base
for the board. The connector has two indentations leaving a shorter
middle section of contacts where the board fits.
The board itself was 4cm x 6cm and in one of the shorter sides I put the
contacts, including power, ICSP, JTAG, etc.

I just need to plug the board into the base and hir ENTER. A script
programs the dsPIC, the CPLD and do all the testing.

Regards,

Isaac

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