At 12:28 PM 4/7/2013, microsoftwarecontrol wrote:
>To read through all the source, tells Vpp is 9V.
>No other issue.
>
>Is pickit2 sending Vpp too high?  What else stop pickit 2 to detect 10LF32=
2?

I recall reading a post somewhere (either here or on Microchip=20
forums) about building a simple adapter to constrain Vpp to the value=20
required for working with these newer parts.  It was pretty darned=20
simple: just a 10V zener diode followed by a darlington NPN=20
transistor in Emitter-Follower mode.  Just 3 parts: the bias=20
resistor, the zener diode and the transitor.

Hope this helps.

dwayne

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