After analyzing the code, it seems, it should be connected to RC1. In the code there are no "bcf latc,2" instruction, only "bsf latc,2". There are "bcf latc,1", "bsf latc,1" and "btfss latc,1" instructions.szlovak said:Does anybode had tested if USB led should be connected to RC1 or RC2 ?
potyo said:After connecting to pc, nothing happens, or windows says, the device cannot be identified?
thanatos said:Completely nothing happens on modern PC's (tested on PIV 3GHz, Celeron 2GHz and Athlon 1700), on older ones (PIII 500MHz i PIII 800MHz) Windows recognizes it as "Unknown Device" but there's no possibility to install any drivers.
Zaphyrus said:Hi Balywin!
Excuse me for my poor english
I have the same problem. Using the diode is working ok for the all families (PIC16, 18, 24 and dsPIC30 at 3.3v)?
Thanks to all people for de ICD2 USB clone. And thanks to Potyo for the schematics and pcb.
Regards.
Martín
fms said:This is because u did not manage to properly install the icd2 driver in your computer. Jz follow the instruction in mplab on how to uninstall and reinstall the driver. U MAY even need to repeat the uninstall n reinstalling process plenty of times. i know i did. u may even try switching diff versions. Do it with patience. Good luck.
balywin said:I've noticed, that after unchecking "Power target circuit from MPLAB ICD2" (and pressing Apply button) the TargetVdd settled at 2.73V (instead of 0.00V) - a very strange level. This voltage came from pin14 of SN74HC126N, witch has logical "1"'s at Enable pins, but is not powered at pin 14. Maybe my chip is strange, but I put a diode between pin14 and "ISP-VDD" line and now it's OK.
Thelux said:Hi Nick,
I'm very happy for you!!! Now we have to test it with new version 7.50 but I think it'll work. Someone have tested new version?
Regards.
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