On Sat, 2012-08-04 at 10:55 -0700, Chetan Bhargava wrote:
> Hi Herbert,
>=20
> AFAIK, EMUD and EMUC pins allow programming of the part too. Although
> I haven't worked on that exact PIC part, I am using PIC24EP64GP202 and
> it has no PGC and PGD pins. I use EMUC and EMUD to program and debug
> the part using pickit3.

On parts that have multiple EMUD/EMUC pairs (labelled EMUD1/EMUC1,
EMUD2/EMUC2, etc...) that is not the case.

The pair dedicated for programming is unchangable, and is shared by the
base EMUD/EMUC pair.

I can't believe nobody here has hit this issue before?

I'm beginning to think this is yet another omission in MPLABX, and piece
of software I'm quickly learning is REALLY crappy in the minds of many
MPLAB customers.

I might have to just do I2C by software and forgo using the hardware for
that. It sucks, but MCHIP has been making little missteps like this alot
lately, so I shouldn't be that surprised.

TTYL

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