Hi,

If what you need is only to change some parameters, as easy as your customer
can do himself, one way is to use serial port pins and a usb-serial
converter.

If what you need is to re-program the whole code, then one way is to use
icsp programming.


2009/10/13 Sean Alcorn <sdalcorn@gmail.com>

> Hi Guys,
>
> I a new have a project that I need a programmer in Sydney for. It is
> pretty basic control a small keypad and time/temperature/pressure
> stuff driving solenoids and an LCD for display. I would like to add
> USB 'programming' of the equipment settings later on, but just need to
> get to a working concept before that. A 28-Pin PIC should kill this
> Application.
>
> Would suit a student and a 'passion' for great coffee would be a
> significant plus.
>
> Please feel free to contact me off list at sdalcorn@gmail.com and am
> happy to meet to discuss further.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Sean
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