>> We do in circuit programming with the PM3. We just made cables that
>> convert the header on the PM3 to a SIP-6 we put on our boards.
>
>
> I was wondering if you could share the source of the female connector tha=
t
> mates with the header on the PM3.
>
> Up to now I have always used the included cables that were modified to fi=
t
> my needs. But lately the connectors start to wear out a little bit.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Daniel...

I'd have to do a bit of looking to find it. Most recently we designed a
small board that plugs into the connector on the PM3. It then has a 2x6
2mm header on it. The two rows are connected in parallel and go to the PM3
pins of interest. We use 5 of them (leaving pin 2 on our header open). We
then use a standard ribbon cable with a 2x6 or 2x7 2mm connector on each
end. This readily available cable then plugs into our target system. As
the connectors wear out, we just get a new cable.

Harold




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