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Jose Fausto said:Hi Friends
I made the original design as is in the manual of PICKIT2 from Microchip, but have some problem with the control of the voltage VDD, it can not control as well as say the manual, I found some problem in the input of the Opam MCP6001, I have changed the input from negative to positive, but still the hardware looks donot work OK, or there is some "mistake" in the circuit.........helpme please...
Of course this work normally with 5 volts (CAN CONTROL VDD on/off, But canot control voltage VDD from 2,5 to 5 volts), .....
One more, I tried to debug some ASM file, somes It Can do normally, but some others canot,
For example, I used ICD2 to debug some test and it does, but when I try with PICKIT2, it can not do....I think PICKIT2 is good as programmer, but still need some fix for debugger option as ICD2 .....
Jose
blueroomelectronics said:The circuit posted does work, as simple as it seems both the programming & debug modes work fine. What it can't do is VPP before VDD, I'm adding that part now.
The "bug" I found in the prototype exists with the real PK2 also. So it appears to be a firmware problem. Using the 1x firmware works fine so...
If VPP before VDD is a simple low cost addition I'll add it to the schematic, easy enough to bypass (wire link) for those DIYers that can't get a BS250 MOSFET.
The PK2 bootloader is VERY robust, haven't been able to kill it yet. Hold the button down and poof repaired next time you run MPLAB.
**broken link removed**
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