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Randy Day
I've been using the PicKit2 for programming
8-bit PICs, and I've encountered situations
where I have to disconnect the Vdd line
from the rest of the circuit to program.
The circuit seems to load down the PicKit2.
Annoying, but I've learned to live with it.
My next project will use a PIC32, and I'm
wondering if I'll encounter the same issue
programming them. Can anyone direct me to
some info on how to design my board for
proper in-circuit PIC32 programming?
Downloads from Microchip show up as damaged
or just blank on my machine at the moment.
8-bit PICs, and I've encountered situations
where I have to disconnect the Vdd line
from the rest of the circuit to program.
The circuit seems to load down the PicKit2.
Annoying, but I've learned to live with it.
My next project will use a PIC32, and I'm
wondering if I'll encounter the same issue
programming them. Can anyone direct me to
some info on how to design my board for
proper in-circuit PIC32 programming?
Downloads from Microchip show up as damaged
or just blank on my machine at the moment.
