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'PICSTART Lite vs. PICSTART Plus'
1998\01\23@235945 by William Chapman

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What is the difference besides whether the documentation is included or
not?

Here's my analysis, correct me if I'm wrong:

PICSTART Plus - Programmer board, printed manuals, soaftware, accessories.

PICSTART Lite 16B - Same Programmer board with only an 18pin ZIF socket,
executable software on disk, RS232 cable.

PICTSTART Lite 16C - Same programmer board with only a 40 pin ZIF socket,
executable software on disk, RS232 Cable.

The PICSTART Lite 16B is only $69 compared to the $200 for the PICSTART
Plus.  Can I still program the 12c671 and 12c672 in the PICSTART Lite if
indeed it is the same board?

---Will Chapman
  Power Brick Designs

1998\01\24@190153 by Darrel Johansen

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William Chapman wrote:
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> What is the difference besides whether the documentation is included or
> not?
>
> Here's my analysis, correct me if I'm wrong:
><snip>

    I'd like to provide this info:

    PICSTART Plus, PICSTART 16B, and PICSTART 16C are three different
    printed circuit boards.  Currently only the PICSTART Plus is being
    maintained with support for new chips by Microchip.  Only the
PICSTART
    Plus works with MPLAB, and only the PICSTART Plus supports all DIP
    PICmicro products.  Only the PICSTART Plus has a molded plastic
case,
    the others are exposed PC boards.

    On these postings some others are offering additional support for
    PICSTART 16B and 16C.  These are not connected with Microchip.  I
    don't know if they support the 12C671/672.

    The PICSTART Plus will support the 12C671/672 with the next release
of
    the firmware v1.50 (expected release in March).  The most recent
    version of software is 1.41.01 and the last firmware update was
v1.20.

    Here is the latest support list.  Note that the 16C923/924 and the
    17C756 require a special adapter.

    PIC12C508(1)    PIC12C509(1)    PIC12C508A(1)*  PIC12C509A(1)*
    PIC12CE519(1)*  PIC14000        PIC16C52        PIC16C54
    PIC16C54A       PIC16C55        PIC16C554       PIC16C556
    PIC16C558       PIC16C558A      PIC16C56        PIC16C57
    PIC16C58A       PIC16C58B       PIC16C61        PIC16C62
    PIC16C62A       PIC16C620       PIC16C621       PIC16C622
    PIC16C622A      PIC16C63        PIC16C64        PIC16C64A
    PIC16C642(1)    PIC16C65        PIC16C65A       PIC16C66
    PIC16C662(1)    PIC16C67        PIC16C71        PIC16C710
    PIC16C711       PIC16C715(1)    PIC16C72        PIC16C73
    PIC16C73A       PIC16C74        PIC16C74A       PIC16C76
    PIC16C77        PIC16F83        PIC16C84        PIC16F84
    PIC16C923       PIC16C924       PIC17C42        PIC17C42A
    PIC17C43        PIC17C44        PIC17C756

       * - New devices with this release
       All products are supported by firmware version 1.01 except as
       noted:
       (1) - Firmware version 1.20 or greater required

Check the Microchip web page for current special pricing on the PICSTART
Plus.

Darrel Johansen
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1998\01\24@192310 by Charles Laforge

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So you guys ARE lurking too..   :)

Charles

>
>Darrel Johansen
>.....darrel.johansenKILLspamspam@spam@microchip.com
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1998\01\25@013110 by Darrel Johansen

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Charles Laforge wrote:
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> So you guys ARE lurking too..   :)
>


..nope, not lurking.  Just trying to help.   :-;

1998\01\25@100433 by wwl
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>     The PICSTART Plus will support the 12C671/672 with the next release of
>     the firmware v1.50 (expected release in March).
Why on earth was this device supported on Promate (long) BEFORE
Picstart ?
It seems crazy to support devices on production programmers first whan
the devices are only sampling! How many developers use a Promate ? -
probably not many I'd guess!

Is this a trend we are likely to see continue, or a temporary hiccup?

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1998\01\25@133612 by Charles Laforge

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>Charles Laforge wrote:
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>> So you guys ARE lurking too..   :)
>>
>
>
>..nope, not lurking.  Just trying to help.   :-;
>

I'm glad to hear that.

Charles

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