Mike Hagen wrote:
> Yes, all boards need some kind of 5 pin ICD connector!

Really?  All of them?  So what is this 5 pin ICD connector supposed to
connect to on my version 2 LED headlamp board that had only discrete analog
parts on it?  I guess the fact that they appeared to work fine was just a
illusion?

> Long live my ICD2 Microchip cheap debug frisbie thingy!

Please no!  That thing was always flaky.  The RealICE, on the other hand,
largely seems to work as advertised.

> I am thinking ICD3 next?  I have an ICE 2000, never use it, too
> expensive to buy the modules!

Compared to the ICE2000 itself, they're cheap.  Compared to mucking around
with a ICD2 they're also cheap, at least when time = money.  Too bad you
haven't used the ICE2000.  It's a really nice way to debug, way better than
the ICD2.


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