2011/9/6 Bob Blick <bobblick@ftml.net>

> On Sep 6 =9211, "RG"  wrote:
> > I try to use Mplab ICSP debug  program on a my board or simply using th=
e
> > Microchip Low Pin Count Demo Board.
> > Instructions show how to connect Pickit2 to an IC Header(i.e. the
> > AC162961
> > Ic header for the Pic16f690) and plugging it to the DM164020-1 Low Pin
> > Count
> > Demo Board.
> >
> > But the Ic Header AC162061 has no connector to plug in an external boar=
d,
> > it
> > can be only connect to Pickit2 with a RJ-11 adapter and has only a sock=
et
> > in
> > which insert a Pic16f690.
> > Which is the solution?
>
> Hi Renzo,
>
> The Low Pin Count Demo board has a 6-pin header that matches the
> connector of a PicKit2. In that case just plug them together.
>
Bob,
yes but so you can program the board but not to make the debug on it.
If you try the only thing that you obtain is " PK2error0028 unable to enter
debug mode".
Instructions show this scheme ,but in the real AC162061 there in no output
connector.
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>
> Microchip stopped using RJ11 connectors. If you have one of the older
> products with RJ11, I advise making a cable that adapts to the 6-pin
> header so you can use the PicKit2.
>
> Friendly regards,
>
> Bob
>
> For sure it is something, or more than one, that I don't undestand.
>

Thanks
Renzo

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