On Sun, January 20, 2013 7:26 am, Vicent Colomar Prats wrote:
> I recall help on a doubt on programming some new chips (mainly
> dspic33/pic32) wich they have 3 different PGC/PGD pin pairs.
>
> I know that to debug in a different pins (EMU pins) than default ones I
> need to first change Config registers. But what happens with programming
> pins? Can I directly program a chip with any of those pairs without
> changing anything? I mean, can I program a chip through pins PGEC2/PGED2
> and another chip through pins PGEC3/PGED3 directly without any
> configuration or do I need to first use PGEC/PGED default pins to change
> "any register" and then proceed with other pins?
>
> I do not have any board ready to try this at the moment and I'm dessignin=
g
> some one wich will save me some routing time and components (jumpers) if
> that is possible. So any help is apreciated. I have readed and searched
> for
> info on this, but have not discovered the answer to my question.

You can always program on any of the program pins- you don't have to
change anything. The config settings are for debugging.

Matt Bennett
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