A Anurag_Singh New Member Apr 21, 2008 #1 Can anyone describe me that what is the difference in high voltage and low voltage programming...& when is either of them choosen??
Can anyone describe me that what is the difference in high voltage and low voltage programming...& when is either of them choosen??
bananasiong New Member Apr 21, 2008 #2 If LVP is enabled, PGM pin cannot be used as I/O anymore. This is the trade off.
Gayan Soyza Active Member Apr 21, 2008 #3 A high voltage (around 12-14V) on the MCLR pin, this is called HVP (High Voltage Programming) LVP (PGM = 1) as it suggests you don't need the higher voltage to program the disadvantage is that you loose one pin. I never use LVP mode I use HVP all the time.
A high voltage (around 12-14V) on the MCLR pin, this is called HVP (High Voltage Programming) LVP (PGM = 1) as it suggests you don't need the higher voltage to program the disadvantage is that you loose one pin. I never use LVP mode I use HVP all the time.