!!!!! Working PIC Programmer (ICSP) !!!!!

• Oct 24, 2004

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Here is a simple working programmer for PIC.
Use PGD, PGC and MCLR (in this case of PIC 18F452: RB7, RB6, MCLR)
to program any other PIC capable of ICSP.

Its component count is less, no odd components. Must have for all. It works with IC-Prog in JDM mode.

I am now trying to develop a EEPROM adaptor for this. If someone else beats me to it, let me know.

Ask questions!

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• Oct 25, 2004

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Here is the revised version with EEPROM adaptor. DO NOT simultaneously use PIC and 24CXX. Use only on at a time.

I have replaced PSD2 (LED) with a diode (1N400X).

b.t.y. Input transformer should be 0-12V/ 350MA.

Ask questions in case of any difficulties.

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• Oct 26, 2004

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ICSP for device??

 

• Oct 27, 2004

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Thee lines on the 4-pin header are for programming ANY PIC device that supports ICSP (commonly through RB6, RB7 and MCLR lines). How this can be done becomes clear by the ZIF/ 40 example which shows the schematic for 18F452 and its pin compatible versions.

8-pin DIL soc. is for 24CXX family of EEPROMS.

Rvert back if still not clear.

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• Oct 27, 2004

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hi
i started with a PIC18F4431 will it support the ICSP
how to identify .

Binu G

 

• Oct 27, 2004

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https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/30500a.pdf
binu you will find your answer here.
Yes it supports ICSP.


Kindly ask questions about the programmer if you have difficulties. I do not have the datasheets memorised. Find more about your microcontroller on the microchip website.

Thanks.

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• Nov 27, 2004

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Can anyone share programmer for dsPIC?

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• Nov 27, 2004

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You can use ICD2 to program dsPIC

best regard!

 

• Nov 27, 2004

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Thank you but I am intrested in a stand alone programmer for dsPIC. Maybe then I will re- design my previous programmer to accomodate all PIC, dsPIC and EEPROM.

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• Nov 27, 2004

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Hi!
I also performed a jdm serial programmer a few months ago. It has a 48 pins socket with lever. The first 40 are for whole microchip family uC and the last 8 for 24cxxx. It works perfectly and it hasn't an additionally power supply cause the serial port has enough power for it.
ciao!

 

• Nov 29, 2004

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Sorry for the stupid question but I've not really looked at any diagrams like this, I don't understand what the rectangle with J1 to J4, could you explain this bit for my please?

 

• Nov 29, 2004

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bimbla said:

Thank you but I am intrested in a stand alone programmer for dsPIC.

Click to expand...

Here is a very good one, it programs dsPIC in less than 6 seconds (USB 2.0):
**broken link removed**

 

• Nov 29, 2004

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Thanks zristic!

Let us have the schematic!!!

bimbla.

By the way Timmymna:

PJ1 is a PCB mount 9-Pin D-type connector and J1 is a 4 pin header. They allow you to connect one circuit to other. I hope I have made it simple enough.

 

• Nov 29, 2004

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Bimbla, I have added some crude connections to the picture you supplied, are these correct if it was all on one board?
Is the way its suppose to the pin header is connected to the 9pin connector then you connect the pin header to the circuit with the PIC in via wires?

Thanks a lot for the help

 

• Dec 1, 2004

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this is best icsp programmer to interface with icprog also support low voltage programming

 

• Dec 1, 2004

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Hi Timmymna,

Yes the connections you have shown are all correct. You go ahead and make the board.
The method of connection I have used is called off- page connectors.
The schematic tool assumes connectivity between two off- page connectors IF THE LABLES (NAMES) ARE THE SAME. I use it to keep my drawing visually clean.

I hope that it clears your doubts.

bimbla.

 

• Dec 1, 2004

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Thanks for clearing that up bimbla.

Can I ask what schematic drawing software you use?

Timmymna

 

• Dec 2, 2004

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I use OrCAD. Sometimes Cadence HDL Designer.

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• Dec 2, 2004

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bimbla said:

b.t.y. How to paste an image directly on the post area?

Click to expand...

Off Topic ...
You upload the image like other attachment. What you have done in your first post was correct. But pls make sure the size of each image is LESS than 40kb (or 50kb, not sure, but you can try it out).

 

• Dec 12, 2004

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Timmymna,

Answering your question......I use OrCAD v10

bimbla.