Post by thread:Yes, the COM84 programmer works fine.

On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, John Safrit wrote: > PS Has anyone had any luck with the COM84 serial port PIC programmer??? That's what I'm using. It works great now that I've tied signal ground to chassis ground. Downloads just fine. I just programmed a PIC for the first time on Saturday, and all went well. It drove a unipolar stepper motor just as expected. I'm a happy camper. :-) Rick Miller, Design Engineer (and local "Internet Guy") Digalog Systems, Inc. <spam_OUTrickTakeThisOuTdigalogsys.com> 3180 S. 166th St. <.....Rick.MillerKILLspam@spam@Linux.org> New Berlin, WI 53151 USA +1 414 797 8000 x-228

> On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, John Safrit wrote: > > > PS Has anyone had any luck with the COM84 serial port PIC programmer??? > > That's what I'm using. It works great now that I've tied signal ground to > chassis ground. Downloads just fine. I just programmed a PIC for the first > time on Saturday, and all went well. It drove a unipolar stepper motor > just as expected. > > I'm a happy camper. :-) > Could you please send me the schematics and the complete component list for this programmer? (I assume it is the PicBlaster programmer, the small one that fits inside a DB25 hood) Thanks in advance.... JHK email:janhkKILLspamoleg.hiof.no & .....jhkKILLspam.....strutle.hiof.no & EraseMEjanhkspam_OUTTakeThisOuTfrodo.hiof.no talk: same as email " 640 kB should be enough for everyone " - Bill Gates