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Date Posted: 04:32:14 02/18/02 Mon
Author: Potter
Subject: Re: pic programmer
In reply to: John 's message, "pic programmer" on 23:31:12 02/17/02 Sun

I think the 16x84 has a serial type programming algorithm and the 16C5x's are parallel so the simple Ludipipo or JDM type may not be suitable. The P16PRO handles both (and many others) and is easy to build but has problems with the parallel port on some PC's - www.picallw.com. IC-Prog does both - hardware details on the site www.ic-prog.com

>I want to program pic16c54 and pic16c84.Where can I
>find a free and simple programming circuit and its
>programming software.If somebody help me I will be
>very glad.

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