All supported by Wisp 648. Anyway, Albert tested it with only few chips, and
it still recommends the Wisp 648 programmer.
But moving it to USB port is a smart decision (how long serial port will be
supported by PC industry?). And most important, the firmware use USB
libraries from Jallib.

Vasi(funlw65)


mattschinkel wrote:
> 
> What PIC's are supported?
> 
> 
> Vasi(funlw65) wrote:
>> 
>> This USB programmer is made by Albert Faber and the firmware is made with
>> JALv2 and USB Jallib libraries (also from Albert). Is smaller than a
>> Pickit2 programmer. Take a look here:
>> 
>> http://jallib.blogspot.com/2009/08/pic-18f14k50-based-usb-wisp-programmer.html
>> 
>> Vasi(funlw65)
>> 
>> 
> 
> 

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