Perhaps the more experienced can help me please.
I am using a Keymaster Software programmer (series VI, revision 3) to
program my 16c84. This programmer is not very well known and I can't find
much about it on the net. I know these chips are a bit old now but they are
working ok and I have a few of them. The programmer will also program 16f84.
The programmer has a ZIF socket and a card slot for a satellite card, in
fact, I think that is what it was originally used for.
Anyway, my 16c84 programming has gone well and I've got a few projects
up-and-running. Now I need an analogue to digital sensor for a charging
circuit that I'm working on. Once again, I have several older PICs, this
time the 16c71 which has four ADC channels. I know it has been superseded by
the 16c711 but I would like to use the 16c71 if possible.
Now, do I need a different programmer or can I use the Keymaster (which
works fine using the win95 software under Wine in Linux)?
It looks to me like the two chips are pin-for-pin the same except when the
16c71 is being used for analogue measurements. I'm tempted just to try it
and see if it works but caution is probably best as I don't want to destroy
anything!
Does anyone know the answer please?
Thanks, Guy
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