gnupic: Re: [gnupic] need pic18fxxx programmer!!
Subject:
Re: [gnupic] need pic18fxxx programmer!!
From:
"Jay Dagenais" ####@####.####
Date:
23 Jan 2006 19:28:16 +0000
Message-Id: <BAY112-F2AA5C5FCF54E481E5CE99D9100@phx.gbl>
One thing that I am noticing in common with these available programmer
designs, is that they mostly all centre around the use of a 16series PIC for
the progeammers firmware, I am wondering is I am able to use any PIC for
this purpose, does it have to be a 16 series PIC or can I use an 18 series
with ease? I ask because I only have one type of PIC16 and it isn't any of
the types I have seen used so far(PIC16F917). Could I use a software based
programmer to load the firmware into this PIC, and then use the PIC to build
tha hardware programmer for the 18series? Does this seem like a sensable
idea here, or is there an easier way for me to go? Again, thanks fo rthe
help with this!
>From: "Jay Dagenais" ####@####.####
>Reply-To: ####@####.####
>To: ####@####.####
>Subject: Re: [gnupic] need pic18fxxx programmer!!
>Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 19:03:25 -0800
>
>Thanks, yeah I would like to build a hardware PIC programmer that supports
>as many PIC's and if possible AVR devices as well. Do you happen to know
>wha the main differences are regarding the programming of the PIC10F
>series? What would have to happen to make these types of programmers
>capable of programming all of the PIC series, from 10 up to 18.(not the new
>2x series I heard about though as I know nothing of their similarities.) I
>just briefly have looked at these Pony and broccoli programming software,
>they do look promising to an extent, I am going to try and build some sort
>of dongle that can attach to most any device, in circuit or not.
>
>
>>From: Xiaofan Chen ####@####.####
>>Reply-To: ####@####.####
>>To: ####@####.####
>>Subject: Re: [gnupic] need pic18fxxx programmer!!
>>Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 09:30:10 +0800
>>
>>On 1/22/06, Jay Dagenais ####@####.#### wrote:
>> > Hi all, I subscribed a while back and have been just checking out
>>everyday,
>> > mostly have been seeking ideas for a good programmer, but none have
>>really
>> > come up that I have seen yet, so time to just ask outright- Is there a
>> > fairly simple design for a programmer (not for 16 series!!!) that
>>doesn't
>> > use hard to find parts and is able to program many types of PIC's, say
>>from
>> > 10F series up to 18F series.
>>
>>If you want to make one by yourself, Wisp628A is a good choice. You
>>do need to get the 16F628A first. xwisp2 works across OS/2, Windows,
>>Linux, Mac OS X and FreeBSD. It also supports many PIC16F and 18F
>>parts. It will not support 10F and other base line PICs though.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Xiaofan
>>
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