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PIC18F66J10

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Hi,
I'm using FlowCode 4 and EB006 multiprogrammer since a while.
Now, I'm checking out to use PIC18F66J10 for a project. I see it's in the list of FlowCode supported PICs. However this one has 64pins while the programmer supports up to 40 pins.
How to get the Flowcode program into the PIC18F66J10 ?
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Re: PIC18F66J10

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Hello IVL
In general, these PIC of 64 or 80 pins (in TQFP packages) are programmed "ON BOARD" by the use of their ICSP (In Circuit Serial Programming) capability. To this, we have to solder the micro on the "target board" in which we include a 5 pin header connected at its Vpp, Vss, Vdd, PGC and PGD pins. Thru this header we can send the program code from the EB006 programmer to the target mcu. If FlowCode refers that supports this mcu, then you can build and compile your project using it.
Best Regards FOTIS ANAGNOSTOU
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Re: PIC18F66J10

Post by Benj »

Hello,

If you search this forum for ICSP (in circuit serial programming) then you should come across a topic that shows how to create a cable for the EB006 so you can program your SMD device. Alternatively a PICkit programmer will also work great and integrate nicely into Flowcode.
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