On Mon, Jan 09, 2012 at 07:32:29AM +0100, Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> >>   It is pic16f84 and computer has parallel&  serial port.
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> > As for a programmer since you have a parallel port, my Trivial LVP
> > programmer can still do the job. You can find a link on the page above.
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> Yes for the chip(s) you recommend, but not for a 16f84, which does not=20
> have LVP capability.

There's a link to an HVP version that works with the 16F84 on my site.
I had pretty much abandoned the project because it's easier to find a
unicorn than it is to find a PC with an actual parallel port.

I'm still working on my USB serial port based "Code dumper" for
bootstrapping bootloaders. I have a working prototype that will dump code=20
into 16F193X parts. It uses an adapted version of Frank Sergent's Python
bootloader and a current version of PySerial as the software interface.

I haven't published it because I haven't generated a schematic, and I'm not
really prepared to support it at the current time.

BAJ


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