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A discussion group for the PICMicro microcontroller. Also called the Microchip PIC, this list is dedicated to the use and abuse of this fine, simple, microcontroller. Close to topic posts are welcome, ie. general electronics.
PIC 16F84A programmer - help_16f84a - Jun 3 15:50:11 2006
I really need some help. If anyone knows where I could find an
easily made pic programmer for the 16F84A I could really use it. Thanks
for the help!
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easily made pic programmer for the 16F84A I could really use it. Thanks
for the help!
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Re: PIC 16F84A programmer - Neil - Jun 4 0:53:45 2006
I've had really great results with this relatively simple programmer by David
Tait... http://www.nomad.ee/PIC/cpp.gif . Also at one time in a pinch when I
was out of town and needed a programmer, I was able to find the parts to
quickly build one again on a breadboard. I have used this with "pp" or
"odyssey" under linux, and "ic-prog" under win2k.
Cheers,
-Neil.
On Wednesday 17 May 2006 08:35, help_16f84a wrote:
> I really need some help. If anyone knows where I could find an
> easily made pic programmer for the 16F84A I could really use it. Thanks
> for the help!
>
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Tait... http://www.nomad.ee/PIC/cpp.gif . Also at one time in a pinch when I
was out of town and needed a programmer, I was able to find the parts to
quickly build one again on a breadboard. I have used this with "pp" or
"odyssey" under linux, and "ic-prog" under win2k.
Cheers,
-Neil.
On Wednesday 17 May 2006 08:35, help_16f84a wrote:
> I really need some help. If anyone knows where I could find an
> easily made pic programmer for the 16F84A I could really use it. Thanks
> for the help!
>
> to unsubscribe, go to http://www.yahoogroups.com and follow the
> instructions
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Re: PIC 16F84A programmer - rj_satterlee - Jun 6 10:45:37 2006
Hiya-
As neal mentioned, a classic "Tait" programmer.=20=20
Here's a link that might be of interest to you. I was ordering
other parts from the site, so the shipping was a wash. Shoot,
for $14.95 for the parts and pcb, it was easier than shagging the
parts like I did for my first one. The "make/buy" got interesting
for me:
http://www.mpja.com/directview.asp?product=3D6096+KT
Kit went together real well. Nice PCB. Have to cut the larger
40 pin socket (I used dremel tool) and do a bit of shaping, but
otherwise completely normal.
I use(d) pp06 for my software as opposed to the one they suggest,
but I've had problems programming the "A" parts. It might just
be a cockpit error on my part (most likely), but I went to an
ICD2, so I dropped dinking with it.
I'm not sure that it works on XP. I had trouble compiling pp06
on linux, and the windoze version worked fine (it was RH 9.1).
There might be a problem with parallel port allocation with XP.
Worked fine on 98SE.
You will need a power supply. I use a wall wart. Also, a 25 pin
ribbon cable a foot or two long with a male/female D connectors
on them is real nice.....
I don't have any affiliation with mpja, just bought stuff from them.
I think that there might be another house that sells this same
design at the same price.
Cheers,
Rich S.
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> easily made pic programmer for the 16F84A I could really use it. Thanks=20
> for the help!
>
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As neal mentioned, a classic "Tait" programmer.=20=20
Here's a link that might be of interest to you. I was ordering
other parts from the site, so the shipping was a wash. Shoot,
for $14.95 for the parts and pcb, it was easier than shagging the
parts like I did for my first one. The "make/buy" got interesting
for me:
http://www.mpja.com/directview.asp?product=3D6096+KT
Kit went together real well. Nice PCB. Have to cut the larger
40 pin socket (I used dremel tool) and do a bit of shaping, but
otherwise completely normal.
I use(d) pp06 for my software as opposed to the one they suggest,
but I've had problems programming the "A" parts. It might just
be a cockpit error on my part (most likely), but I went to an
ICD2, so I dropped dinking with it.
I'm not sure that it works on XP. I had trouble compiling pp06
on linux, and the windoze version worked fine (it was RH 9.1).
There might be a problem with parallel port allocation with XP.
Worked fine on 98SE.
You will need a power supply. I use a wall wart. Also, a 25 pin
ribbon cable a foot or two long with a male/female D connectors
on them is real nice.....
I don't have any affiliation with mpja, just bought stuff from them.
I think that there might be another house that sells this same
design at the same price.
Cheers,
Rich S.
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> I really need some help. If anyone knows where I could find an=20
> easily made pic programmer for the 16F84A I could really use it. Thanks=20
> for the help!
>
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