PIC Programmer

[Heyme]

I'm looking for a simple PIC programmer for a 16F628. I've seen lots for
the 16F84, but very few for this chip. the new Pony Prog seems to support
it, but now i need for find a simple schematic for it. I've used the 509's
in the past, and liked the simple resistor programmers.

Any suggestions?

 

[seware]

"Heyme" <hey__me@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I'm looking for a simple PIC programmer for a 16F628. I've seen lots for
the 16F84, but very few for this chip. the new Pony Prog seems to support
it, but now i need for find a simple schematic for it. I've used the 509's
in the past, and liked the simple resistor programmers.

Any suggestions?

Try the Olimex PG2C. I use this one. Reliable and cheap. You can pick one up
cheap at this Ebay store.
http://stores.ebay.com/PHAnderson-Electronics_W0QQsspagenameZl2QQtZkm

Steve

 

[Byron A Jeff]

In article <Xns95D1909C4FB76heymehotmailcom@216.221.81.119>,
Heyme <hey__me@hotmail.com> wrote:
-I'm looking for a simple PIC programmer for a 16F628. I've seen lots for
-the 16F84, but very few for this chip. the new Pony Prog seems to support
-it, but now i need for find a simple schematic for it. I've used the 509's
-in the past, and liked the simple resistor programmers.
-
-Any suggestions?

Take a look at my Trivial PIC Programmers:

http://www.finitesite.com/d3jsys

Try it out with ICProg or if you have problems hit me up for the latest copy
of picprog.

BAJ

 

[Joe McElvenney]

Hi,

I'm looking for a simple PIC programmer for a 16F628. I've seen lots for
the 16F84, but very few for this chip. the new Pony Prog seems to support
it, but now i need for find a simple schematic for it. I've used the 509's
in the past, and liked the simple resistor programmers.

Any suggestions?

Have a shufti at this site -

http://www.oshonsoft.com/

There you will find some FREE programming software for the '628 (among
others) and a schematic for a basic parallel port programmer that looks as
though it would take all of a couple of hours to build. Haven't tried it
myself as I use a commercial unit but, judging by his excellent $19 IDE, it
should be fine.

I have no connection with Vladimir apart from being a satisfied customer
of his.


Cheers - Joe