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Article: Usage of the PicKit2 as programmer

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Author: dany

Last Updated: 2016-04-05

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Usage of the PicKit2 as programmer from within the IDE.

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Small article about how to use a PicKit2 (MicroChip) programmer from wthin the IDE of the PIC compiler.

I got as present (thanks Rainer) a PICKit2 as a replacement of my (old and not maintained) PICFlash2 programmer. It can program PIC's which are not programmable by the PICFlash2. Naturally I wanted to control the programmer from within the IDE, and this is the outcome...

Have fun!

Pickit2 Usage documentation. [899.03KB]

2014-08-29: Added some small part about the "isolation" between PIC and board using the PicKit2 programmer.

2014-08-31: Change the batch file content to prevent programming errors to be unseen.

2014-11-15: Changed the batch file to cope with Pic's that have their configuration bits in program memory.

2014-12-28: Changed the batch file to make use of a separate textfile holding the names of Pic's with the config bits in program memory.

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2014-12-31: removed an error from the "extended" batch file.    

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2016-04-05: Added the latest devicefile, command line (Pk2cmd) and devicefile editor in the zipfile.

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