I've once asked here if there was any risk in connecting some circuit (made by myself) to the motherboard. I was told that there was if something BAD happened, of course.
My question now is about a PIC programer, not the programming itself (that's why I posted it in this forum and not the Microcontrolers one).
I've built the next programmer: PIC Programmer for Windows - Help Index
and I was wondering if there was any risk with THAT for my computer. I'm using a PC power supply as the regulated power supply by the way. I've got one of those modern (at least it's modern where I live) motherboards which got almost everything included in them, ASUS M2N-E Sli.
Besides, I've tried it out on a very old computer (Pentium II) and it seems to work fine.
Thanks for your help.
My question now is about a PIC programer, not the programming itself (that's why I posted it in this forum and not the Microcontrolers one).
I've built the next programmer: PIC Programmer for Windows - Help Index
and I was wondering if there was any risk with THAT for my computer. I'm using a PC power supply as the regulated power supply by the way. I've got one of those modern (at least it's modern where I live) motherboards which got almost everything included in them, ASUS M2N-E Sli.
Besides, I've tried it out on a very old computer (Pentium II) and it seems to work fine.
Thanks for your help.