16F877 programmer (WTB)

[Jeremy Quirke]

Hi all,

Sorry to bother you again, but was wondering if anyone knows of or has a
cheap 40-pin programmer for the PIC Micro devices. Seems to be hard to find
a serial/parallel one these days. Preferably with ZIF socket.

If you have one you don't want and are willing to sell it to me please email
me (after demangling the address).


--Jeremy Quirke

 

[Richard]

The Silicon Chip programmer using the software ICPROG supports the 16F877,
but the kit only has an 18pin socket. You could make an adapter. The board
does have ICSP though.

I bought my kit from DSE. K3610, $59.95.


Richard.

Software is here.... http://www.ic-prog.com/index1.htm

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Hi all,

Sorry to bother you again, but was wondering if anyone knows of or has a
cheap 40-pin programmer for the PIC Micro devices. Seems to be hard to
find
a serial/parallel one these days. Preferably with ZIF socket.

If you have one you don't want and are willing to sell it to me please
email
me (after demangling the address).


--Jeremy Quirke

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[Don McKenzie]

Richard wrote:

The Silicon Chip programmer using the software ICPROG supports the 16F877,
but the kit only has an 18pin socket. You could make an adapter. The board
does have ICSP though.

I bought my kit from DSE. K3610, $59.95.


Richard.

Software is here.... http://www.ic-prog.com/index1.htm

"Jeremy Quirke" <jqr@no-ausmobile-spam.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,

Sorry to bother you again, but was wondering if anyone knows of or has a
cheap 40-pin programmer for the PIC Micro devices. Seems to be hard to
find
a serial/parallel one these days. Preferably with ZIF socket.

If you have one you don't want and are willing to sell it to me please
email
me (after demangling the address).


--Jeremy Quirke

is usb any good to you?
http://www.dontronics.com/diyk182.html
released today.
assembled and tested, very cost effective.
you will still need to wire a socket or ICSP header cable.

Cheers Don...


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[Alex Gibson]

"Jeremy Quirke" <jqr@no-ausmobile-spam.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,

Sorry to bother you again, but was wondering if anyone knows of or has a
cheap 40-pin programmer for the PIC Micro devices. Seems to be hard to
find
a serial/parallel one these days. Preferably with ZIF socket.

If you have one you don't want and are willing to sell it to me please
email
me (after demangling the address).


--Jeremy Quirke

Get one of the kitsrus .com usb / serial ones from dontronics
Kits 128 149 150

128 - usb only and powered via usb
149 - serial and usb powered via plug pack
150 usb only powered via plug pack

http://www.kitsrus.com/upuc.html

I have kit 150 and it works fast and well.
Seems a bit faster than the warp13a programmer I have.

Will need to get a 16f48a for any of the kits 128 , 149 and 150
as the new firmware doesn't fit in a 16f628

Warp13a - appears they are not available anymore
http://www.dontronics.com/newfound.html


Alex

 

[Yoong Ping, Lim]

i have a programmer for sale.

pic serial supports ur 877 and lots more.

call me at 0401 088896

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"Jeremy Quirke" <jqr@no-ausmobile-spam.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,

Sorry to bother you again, but was wondering if anyone knows of or has a
cheap 40-pin programmer for the PIC Micro devices. Seems to be hard to
find
a serial/parallel one these days. Preferably with ZIF socket.

If you have one you don't want and are willing to sell it to me please
email
me (after demangling the address).


--Jeremy Quirke

Get one of the kitsrus .com usb / serial ones from dontronics
Kits 128 149 150

128 - usb only and powered via usb
149 - serial and usb powered via plug pack
150 usb only powered via plug pack

http://www.kitsrus.com/upuc.html

I have kit 150 and it works fast and well.
Seems a bit faster than the warp13a programmer I have.

Will need to get a 16f48a for any of the kits 128 , 149 and 150
as the new firmware doesn't fit in a 16f628

Warp13a - appears they are not available anymore
http://www.dontronics.com/newfound.html


Alex