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Hey who could help me by providing a link where I can find a PIC Programmer(PIC Programmer(AE PICPGM II)).
The version i am finding is in japanese but also i don't have its link;if i found one in english it could be better!!
 

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Hey who could help me by providing a link where I can find a PIC Programmer(PIC Programmer(AE PICPGM II)).
The version i am finding is in japanese but also i don't have its link;if i found one in english it could be better!!
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Hi,

What is a 'PIC Programmer(PIC Programmer(AE PICPGM II)) ' and why are you wanting to use it over all the other Pic programmers ?
 
To buy or build?

Here is the main PICPgm site:

**broken link removed**

If you want to purchase a ready made unit, I'm sure someone on this site will point you in the right direction.

BigDog
 
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Hi,

As Big Dog shows it just another software driver - so here's the bottom line IMHO.

Buy for a one off reasonable cost a genuine Microchip Pickit2 programmer.
As well as being able to do 99% of all current chips, it includes a good Debugger tool, Usart tool, 3 channel Logic Analyzer tool, Pic to Go programming and a good guarantee.

The alternative, now you work out the cost - buying the parts and building one or more of the diy programmers, lucky if you get them to work first time, then if you want to build a usb pickit2 clone you need to program up a pic chip first, so your end up building 2 programmers .... need I go on....
 

I agree with wp100,

Genuine Microchip programmer/debuggers are the way to go. You can even pickup an occasional ICD2 on eBay for $40.

I can't speak for everybody, but it just not worth my time and frustration trying out various programmer/debugger clones till I find one the works well and has stable support.


Goodluck,

BigDog
 

Hey who could help me by providing a link where I can find a PIC Programmer(PIC Programmer(AE PICPGM II)).
The version i am finding is in japanese but also i don't have its link;if i found one in english it could be better!!
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If you want to built it then here is both serial port and parallel port programmer with programming softwares from OshonSoft.
Parallel Port Programmer : Parallel Port PIC Programmer
Serial Port Programmer : Serial Port Professional PIC Programmer

If you want to buy it,then you can go for PICKit 2 or like me you can go for ICD2 or a new version ICD3.Visit Microchip's website Microchip Technology Inc. is a Leading Provider of Microcontroller and Analog Semiconductors, providing low-risk product development, lower total system cost and faster time to market for thousands of diverse customer applications worldwide.

Good Luck
 

I alredady baught one in Japan but the software I have is in japanese I want to find the one in English and then the link of that one which is in Japanese because it has many problems I need always reinstallationof it..
 

1.who can give me a link where I can find a schematic for RAM programmer,PIC 16fxx,8051,8031 and EPROM. I want to realize it
2.I am programming in ccs c and want to have a delay on row level(0) on a pin during 50 minutes and high on that pin other 8sec but it is not going well .Does it exists any other manner of declaring such long period in ccs c or in PIC programming??

Help me plz see the code here below:
#include<16f877a.h> //PIC Name
#fuses HS,NOWDT,NOLVP
#use delay(clock=20000000)//External Oscillator Frequency

void main()
{
set_tris_a(0xff);
set_tris_c(0x00);
while(TRUE)
{
//delay_us(500);
output_high(PIN_C2);
delay_ms(8000);
output_low(PIN_C2);
delay_ms(3000000);//1st period

}
}
 

Code: 
delay_ms(3000000);//1st period
This can't work because delay_ms has an unsigned int16 parameter range (in recent ccs c versions).

You can do something like this.
Code: 
unsigned int8 i;
for (i=0;i<50;i++) delay_ms(60000);
 

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