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hillcraft
Joined: 22 Sep 2003
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Location: Cape Town (South africa)
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| CCS programmers |
 Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 1:37 am |
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Am I the only one that uses CCS prorammers. I own a Picstart Plus, Microchip ICD I, Microchip ICD II, a couple of CCS ICDs and a CCS Mach-X.
I use the CCS ICD for all my in-circuit stuff and the Mack-X for all my socketed stuff.
The CCS ICD is small, so I carry it around with my laptop for field upgrades.
The Mach-X is powered by USB and does not require external power like the Picstart Plus. The Mach-X also has a start button so that if you are programming multiple ICs, you can simply socket the IC and press the button. Sadly, this restart button does not seem to be supported by the CCS IDE YET, but it does work perfectly if you use the Mach-X programmer software.
My vote goes for the CCS ICD and Mach-X, they are cheap, well supported and are produced by your favourite compiler company.
Another reason for looking at the CCS ICD and Mach-X is that if you purchase them in combination wih CCS development kits, or compiler upgrades, your overall development gear cost is reduced dramatically.
No I don't work for CCS
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| Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 8:52 pm |
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| Ttelmah wrote: | But about the slowest of all the units (probably only the Elnec 'picprog' is worse)...
Bes Wishes |
I am use only JetProg model. I dont know "picprog".
And i think "Jetprog is fast programmer !" |
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| Re: Promate II ? |
| Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 4:36 am |
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| Hans Wedemeyer wrote: | :=I use a Promate II. Fast, reliable...
Interesting, I have a Promate II and it never works on Windows 98SE or Windows 2K(sp3)... I can only make it work using Real DOS(6.22) and comamnd line... Microchip sent a replacement and it was the same...
It would be correct to assume my computer has a strange/faulty Serial port, however that would then have to be the case for the 4 other computers I tried it on.
I interested to know if you had any problems at all and which OS are you running it on ?
Thanks
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bizintek
Joined: 04 Apr 2006
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| Where to find the 6-bit programming commands source code? |
| Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 9:04 am |
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Hello Tomi. I'm trying to make my own programmer too. I already have the hardware and the PC software with the communication to the programmer PIC, but I need now the primitive routines to program the midline devices (the programming command set). Do you know where to find them? Thanks.
| Tomi wrote: | I use my own programmer (designed and built by myself). The advantages to build a programmer yourself:
1. You have the source code for PIC inside the programmer so you can extend the functionality for new chips (to implement the new 18F series it was a hour or two).
2. You have the source code for PC so mine is running under every OSs but DOS (Win95,98,Me,NT4.0,2k,XP, etc.)
3. (Many $) * (many users) = (too many $)  Here at the company everybody has a PIC programmer plus there are 2 or 3 additional programmers in battery-powered service suitcases
:=Hi
:=I want to know which programmer you use and your comments about it.
:=Thanks you
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mojtaba
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| Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 8:09 pm |
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Hi
I need to the schematic of epic programmer that can program 18f4550.
programmer that support its.
tanks
my mail is : [email protected] |
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