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USB driven PIC programmer

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Today I was at a local elec parts and saw an ATMEL-PIC USB driven (it takes +b from the USB port) programmer. The programmer is made in Argentina and costs about 150 US$.

Have any of you an idea where to find something like that to be home-built?

Here is the WEB site from this guys

mstools.com.ar

Thanks so much
 

do you know the list of supported device? I think the list was not complete because it only show 18 series device only.

:D

Added after 10 minutes:

If you want you can try gtp usb programmer the lite is free just try to search for it here.

Or you can build DIY KIT 128.

I have the schematic, source code and software for it.

PM me for details.
 

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google around I did see a multichip programmer for atmel, PIC and others,
Oh I remember it was called lancos.
Google around and you ll find it. nice small programmer.
 

here is a 3d view of gtp-usb. I have the diagram but i have not build this yet.

5_1177478562.jpg
 

Thanks nomad13.
I´ll be glad if you share the offered info to my mail

gusagar2003*hotmail.com

Thanks so much
 

Here are the files you need:

For the diagram I use eagle.

For the driver, software and firmware download this from
 

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