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Hello, This question probably asked here many times: P16Pro40 programmer: works just fine with 16F628 and 12F675 Can't get it to work with 16F870 (tested 2 different chips) Voltage 12.95V, no spikes. Checked with 2 different software packages. Any ideas? Also, can a low voltage programming mode be used for 16F870 with P16PR40? Thanks Andy | |
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Thanks for reply. No I did not program any large chips, I have now only few 16F870 chips, rest of them small. Yes it does require Vpp40 and I see different LED coming up and I see 12.95V on pin 1. I checked spec on 16F87x and programming voltage is 13+/- .5V It is little higer than voltage spec for 16F628 and 12F675 (12-13V) Should I try to bump Vpp40 voltage to 13.5 or it may damage rest of chips? Also I will try to replace transistor on Vpp40 line. | |
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Did you build the programmer from a kit (with a PCB) or did you build it from scratch yourself?. | ||
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I built programmer using schematics and board from your site. http://www.winpicprog.co.uk/download/p16pro.zip I am designing and building electronic devices for over 30 years, but this is my first project with PICs I will try to replace transistor and bump the voltage to see if it helps. | |
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