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The PICkit2 Programmer V2.50 and later version supports Programmer-To-Go feature. It makes it possible the first time to program PICs without a PC! This tutorial has a step by step guide on how to use the Au Group Electronics BB0703 (PICkit 2) Programmer-To-Go function: http://www.auelectronics.com/UserMan...rammerToGo.htm ![]() ![]() ![]()
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I spy a fellow Piclister ........
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Now the pdf book is attached. Same issue happened again, file will be loaded by the forum controller.
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A new You-tube video has been uploaded.
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Our new "BB0703+128K" and "BB0703+256K" are now available for immediate shipment. This is the second generation design based on our popular "BB0703" (PICKit 2 based) products. The "BB0703+128K" and "BB0703+256K" come with all enhanced feature of "BB0703", plus the following new enhanced features: 1. Buck/Boost voltage regulation circuits are now standard on all "BB0703+" family. This feature guarantees the ICSP programming working correctly even when USB power supply dropped down to 3V. 2. Native support of 256K EEPROM on "BB0703+256K", no hardware hack is necessary to take the advantage of 256K memory for programmer-to-go (PTG) feature. Other major features: *Full implement of Microchip-recommended PICkit 2 circuits *plus unique enhanced features such as: external power supply, RJ12 interface, buck/boost voltage regulator etc. *Well designed hardware, no "Vpp pumping" is required *Dimension:3" L x 1.72"W x 0.81"H (77 x 43.5 x 20.5 mm) *Color: PC white or Black *USB power supply: 5V 100 mA *USB connector: Type B or Mini-B *Enhanced extra power supply (Optional): 9V 100 mA, positive center *ICSP interface: RJ12 6-Pin *Chip support: baseline (PIC10F, PIC12F5xx, PIC16F5xx), midrange (PIC12F6xx, PIC16F), PIC18F, PIC24, dsPIC30, dsPIC33, PIC32, and Microchip Serial EEPROM products *A RJ12 6 pin reverse cable included, BB0703+ can work directly with board developed for ICD2/ICD3/RealICE for programming and/or debugging Details are available at: BB0703/BB0703+ family: Enhanced PICkit 2 systems from Au Group Electronics User Manual is available at: BB0703 (PICkit 2) User Manual ![]() ![]() ![]() F. N. Au Group Electronics, Au Group Electronics: Home for DIY Fans
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Thanks for all you guys inputs, there is some special sales event for all people provides helps. Please see the bottom of this web page to redeem the little thanks we can offer: BB0703/BB0703+ family: Enhanced PICkit 2 systems from Au Group Electronics (The quantity is limited and it is a first come first service.) Some Sample of photos of the special sale: ![]() major feature lists of BB0703+, BB0703, and closest competitors:
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Here is a tutorial on understanding the PICkit 2 hardware: Au Group Electronics: Understanding Microchip PICkit 2 Hardware (Rev. A) It covers some basic design concept on PICkit 2, such as USB voltage, Vpp Boost, Vdd detection and generation, PGD, PGC and Aux voltage clamping, etc.
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