urn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f8249 2017-07-14T10:42:28-06:00 SparkFun Electronics Customer #538067 urn:uuid:8e813fc7-5322-3be2-dfa3-0f1e05b1a530 2016-11-18T22:56:50-07:00 <p>Does anyone know if this works with Windows 10? MPLAB X? I use one on Windows 7 but people claim it doesn&rsquo;t work on Windows 10. Before I get one does anyone have any recent experience with one?</p> Customer #813990 urn:uuid:d1ba0514-b62e-5297-3dcd-f4d2f075084e 2016-06-09T07:32:50-06:00 <p>Burns ATmega328?</p> Customer #78122 urn:uuid:53f179bf-7308-91dc-e052-4a39ee8e6567 2013-02-19T17:05:03-07:00 <p>A note of caution when using this programmer to program devices in-circuit&hellip; VDD (5V) is only generated during actual programming. Otherwise voltage on the VDD header pin is close to ground. If you try to connect this programmer to a live board it will essentially short the board&rsquo;s 5V to ground, which, depending on the design, can lead to problems. Microchip&rsquo;s PICKit2 programmer doesn&rsquo;t have this issue and, in my experience, can program boards that are powered on.</p> MikeGrusin urn:uuid:2d5a97be-2a26-ed99-e6f4-cb3d19f86783 2012-08-15T07:27:04-06:00 <p>The 16F84 was replaced by the 16F84A, but they&rsquo;re pin-compatible, so any programmer that handles the &ldquo;A&rdquo; version will still work with the older non-A version. This includes the PICKit 2.</p> Customer #345391 urn:uuid:378b366f-7c4a-12ff-bdad-88005e6079b2 2012-08-14T17:17:01-06:00 <p>is it OK with win 7 ?</p> Customer #345391 urn:uuid:1ed6761a-55dd-09ac-8c4d-c18f9c520530 2012-08-14T17:12:10-06:00 <p>can this be used to program pic 16F84 in mplab ? i found out that PicKit2 is NOT supported for pic16F84 , but in the description above they say it can be used with 16F84 pic.</p> <p>can it still be used to program pic 16F84 ? i have alot of this pic and i want to make use of them.</p> Customer #197750 urn:uuid:40d13965-5555-27c1-945d-add49db4a22b 2012-07-08T02:00:10-06:00 <p>Hey, does anyone know if this plays well with Mac OS X?? Thanks.</p> newlum urn:uuid:a11b0275-1c2d-109a-1704-83f45ec9a977 2012-05-09T13:36:39-06:00 <p>anyone know how to install this programmer under win7ultimate64? The mplab ide2 doesn&rsquo;t work because of the usb driver fails. I found nothing about this&hellip; thanks</p> alphaOri urn:uuid:66348aed-4092-c15b-bd14-9deb8a7a7169 2012-03-12T20:41:35-06:00 <p>Does this allow debugging the baseline devices with just the pickit 2 (no ICD headers, etc)?</p> Customer #37243 urn:uuid:10437246-e9a2-801c-145a-b96291e65d04 2012-01-10T19:26:24-07:00 <p>How would I use this programmer to program my PIC 18f8722 in circuit with a 2 x 5 header? Is there a cable for that? Thanks, Danny.</p> Maurits Hartman urn:uuid:d26f1bb3-c423-7a87-f5a3-84d7059b38cf 2011-06-20T07:38:25-06:00 <p>Does anybody got this unit to work with Windows 7? After plugging it in, Windows complains it doesn&rsquo;t recognize the device. The supplied drivers don&rsquo;t seem to work with Windows 7. Furthermore, the documentation is very very limited&hellip;</p> Reynaldo urn:uuid:2bbd6fc4-00e7-9eed-16e9-f878e1779952 2011-04-06T08:37:10-06:00 <p>Can this two program the same list of chips &ldquo;MPLAB Compatible Mini USB PIC Programmer&rdquo; &amp; &ldquo;MPLAB Compatible USB PIC Programmer&rdquo;?</p> ZachRattner urn:uuid:ad4f4c4a-0070-6ff8-c40c-a1fc2484aa52 2011-02-11T22:12:00-07:00 <p>Is this compatible with the PicKit 3 as well? SF doesn&rsquo;t seem to carry the PicKit 2.</p> Customer #31522 urn:uuid:709d450a-37f1-60d3-109a-a18d825dad6f 2011-02-05T10:45:17-07:00 <p>I am using this programmer with PICBasicPro. Works like a champ, very fast. It uses pikit2v2.exe to write the hex to the PIC. To use the &lsquo;Compile and Program&rsquo; button in PBP, setup a custom programmer pointed to pikit2v2.exe to launch the app from the microCode studio. Very easy and a faster burn than some I&rsquo;ve used which are probably using built in serial to USB convertors.</p> AM/FM urn:uuid:aa8424b3-10c1-3eb9-0433-81ef172cdef9 2010-12-31T16:24:02-07:00 <p>Is this programmer compatible with Piklab in Ubuntu? I really don&rsquo;t feel like installing windows just for programming PICs. Thanks-</p> Mark-Mark urn:uuid:80d8e6d5-0aba-f307-da54-16e019a4006b 2010-10-13T14:05:55-06:00 <p>The Cana Kits programmer is the best programmer I have owned. The Cana Kit programmer is a true USB programmer not a serial/parallel device converted to work with USB. The programmer is made with a protective sturdy metallic bottom base for a finished product. The other programmers have no bottom base. The Software is Cana KITs MPLAB/Microchip and works great and is easy to install and use.</p> broken urn:uuid:7c071537-6ec8-6038-b2dc-b13530ed1ae5 2010-06-23T01:53:39-06:00 <p>Thanks! I will check that out!</p> MARVELO urn:uuid:bb8506f6-7445-ae34-2281-225410f5ca25 2010-04-11T15:10:50-06:00 <p>I recommnad mikroBasic compiler from MikroElektronika<br/> You can download a demo version -up to 2k hex file- for free<br/> After you compile your code .. import the hex file produced by the compiler to PICkit2 software that comes with the programmer.. then write it to your chip<br/> here&rsquo;s the link of mikroBasic<br/> <a href="http://www.mikroe.com/en/compilers/mikrobasic/pro/pic/" rel="nofollow" >http://www.mikroe.com/en/compilers/mikrobasic/pro/pic/</a></p> broken urn:uuid:07a81773-0d82-a5ed-3368-6cd482dae8fd 2010-04-10T22:59:49-06:00 <p>Anyone know if this would be compatible with PICBASIC? Or whether there is a BASIC compiler that it would be compatible with?</p> Mik3fly- urn:uuid:35e52f80-fbb3-cbc9-a7a8-0b6cdba3662d 2010-04-01T12:09:43-06:00 <p>Mmh.. I discovered that 18FxxJxx and dsPiC30Fxx whom had 40Lead DIP that exist too in QFN 44Lead aren&rsquo;t compatible with the ZIF Socket, their pin aren&rsquo;t the same that other pics,<br/> Pins pgc and pgd are at pins 32 and 31, and not 40 and 39! ICSP is the only way to programming it!=)</p> insomniadmx urn:uuid:67345048-cbbb-64db-b8fd-7b3f958cc60a 2010-03-23T14:23:09-06:00 <p>It&rsquo;s a good product. Some may be wary of buying a third party programmer, but I got it working with MPLAB almost immediately. The ZIF sockets are nice. Too bad it&rsquo;s not MATLAB compatible though. ;)</p> audioHack urn:uuid:a75cede8-6352-da46-0efb-2f6e5c5c746b 2010-03-04T18:20:17-07:00 <p>Yeah&hellip; spell / fact checking would be nice :-)<br/> It&rsquo;s ok SparkFun, we still &lt;3 you.</p> xieliwei urn:uuid:1182d28f-c52a-c45b-9e1f-8b6f0a9fe106 2010-03-04T18:00:58-07:00 <p>Erm&hellip;<br/> &ldquo;The programmer is 100% compatible with MATLAB (PICkit 2 interface)&rdquo;? Almost jumped thinking Matlab does PIC now.<br/> &ldquo;Standalone windows programming software fully supported by Microchop is included.&rdquo; Microchop! :D</p>