It is pic16f84 and computer has parallel & serial port.

peter green-2 wrote:
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> aniekeme ataekong wrote:
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> It's possible but can be rather awkward.
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> Programmers come into two basic categories. Dumb programmers that just=20
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> have a microcontroller in the programmer to handle the programming
> process.
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> intelligent programmers often run into the catch 22 situation of how do=20
> you program the microcontroller in the programmer.
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>  >can someone direct me a working programmer circuit with software
> setting.
> There are many designs but we really need to know which pic families you=
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