PROPER USB CONNECTION TO AVOID LATCH-UP
Always connect a powered USB cable to the MPLAB ICD 2 first before
connecting any other power source, either directly to the ICD pod or indi-
rectly through a connection to the target board. Also, when powering
down, make sure the USB cable maintains power until all other power
sources are removed, i.e., do not power down the PC first and then the
ICD pod and/or target board.
If MPLAB ICD 2 loses USB power while other sources continue to deliver
power to the ICD pod, the MPLAB ICD 2 can lock up and may require a
complete system (MPLAB ICD 2 and target board) power down and then
power up to make the ICD functional again. Some older pods may suffer
permanent damage.
If you have followed these instructions but still have latch-up problems,
please see “MPLAB ICD 2 Unit Upgrade”.
Release Notes for MPLAB® ICD 2 In-Circuit Debugger
MPLAB® IDE v7.40
MPLAB ICD 2 DLL v7.31.7.4
did you mean Microchip?installed the Microsoft USB driver.
acrobat said:Your schematic looks nice, would you mind posting the eagle schematics file?
acrobat said:I managed to program the controllers today, with the right config bits. What I had to do was using the File->Import menu instead of File->Open in MPLAB.
Your schematic looks nice, would you mind posting the eagle schematics file?
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