chrisp2
Newbie level 3
Whew.....thats fast blue...
Anyway thanks for the reply.
By the way just an info...Ive been reading a lot with your Inchworm (no +.......seems this is the one I get to assemble) & from your site regarding the Max232 that aint working. But with me it is working......MAX232cpe
My set up is a red fox notebook, Usb to RS232 converter (PL2303 chip from Prolific technology I bought it for around 6USD converted from peso) then the assembled ICD2 from the forum here.
Seems its not the MAX that is the culprit, as an observation my converter has two drivers (for XP)when I install the usb to Rs232 driver an error is prompted by MPLAB but as I replace the driver with plain PL2303 chip it works. HLT-40 chips from the other converter of mine do not work.
The 1 uf cap at the MAX232 section has no problem either when I tried to replace the 10uf.
Maybe I didnt get to buy your stuff but in return this is what I can help....hope you can revised the site right now.....this really depends on the driver of the chips.
Hope this helps you & the rest of the reader..although this is a little off topic.
Anyway thanks for the reply.
By the way just an info...Ive been reading a lot with your Inchworm (no +.......seems this is the one I get to assemble) & from your site regarding the Max232 that aint working. But with me it is working......MAX232cpe
My set up is a red fox notebook, Usb to RS232 converter (PL2303 chip from Prolific technology I bought it for around 6USD converted from peso) then the assembled ICD2 from the forum here.
Seems its not the MAX that is the culprit, as an observation my converter has two drivers (for XP)when I install the usb to Rs232 driver an error is prompted by MPLAB but as I replace the driver with plain PL2303 chip it works. HLT-40 chips from the other converter of mine do not work.
The 1 uf cap at the MAX232 section has no problem either when I tried to replace the 10uf.
Maybe I didnt get to buy your stuff but in return this is what I can help....hope you can revised the site right now.....this really depends on the driver of the chips.
Hope this helps you & the rest of the reader..although this is a little off topic.