Mar 02
2008
Finally got around to using piklab-prog to program my surplus 16F84As. The command line options are a little confusing, so here is what I used:
piklab-prog -d 16F84A -t /dev/ttyS0 -p direct -h 'JDM classic' -c program led_test.hex
For some reason there is a hardware option which doesn't work for me and is not documented in the man page. piklab-prog seems to magically detect that I am using a JDM classic programmer, so all is well :-)
Cheers,
Steve
Jan 06
2008
I have been looking for software to work with my PIC-PG2 programmer under Linux for a while now. Previously I have been using windows and PICPROG which while nice, still involved messing with windows and stuff. The situation back then (around 2006) was bleak - there were no up to-date and …
Apr 06
2007
To get KIT81 and its variants working under linux, you need picprg, and configure it as follows:
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Pin
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Polarity
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Vpp
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\-
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Vdd
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\-
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Clock
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\+
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Data out
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\+
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Data in
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\+
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The following screen shot shows what the configuration screen should look like:
Cheers,
Steve
