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Old 17th December 2007, 04:27 AM   #31 (permalink)
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I purchased and Inchworm+ and a Unicorn a couple of weeks ago.

The Inchworm+ was pretty good, but when I got the cable and the Unicorn programmed the combo really works well together.
They're nice products. I'm really pleased with mine.

If you want another really nice programmer from Blueroom, try a Junebug. I use it more than I use the Inchworm+/Unicorn now. As well as being a PICkit2 clone, Junebug has a 18F1320 tutor onboard too.

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The only surprise was the USB A connector on the Unicorn. So I had to order an A to A cable to use with it.
Ya that cable is pretty strange. I had to chase around to get one too but I found mine locally.
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Old 17th December 2007, 01:23 PM   #32 (permalink)
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The only surprise was the USB A connector on the Unicorn. So I had to order an A to A cable to use with it.
Ya that cable is pretty strange. I had to chase around to get one too but I found mine locally.
1) try the dollar stores -- they sell the cables for $1, and a male/male adapter for another $1.

2) the pads for a USB "B" connector are on the board (Unicorn) -- unsolder the A connector and solder in a B connector.
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