elMickotanko
New Member
Hi,
I have a problem with my serial PIC programmer. When I hit "write" to program a chip it gives me the error message:
"No pic on board / PIC not supported"
Its a velleman kit (has buttons and LEDs for testing). I have tried a couple of chips. The test mode works for an already programmed chip (press a button to light an LED etc). I havent used the board in a while but the last time it worked fine.
Ive checked some continuity on the board and cant spot anything wrong. The cable is definetly fine.
I checked the pins on my PCs com1 port (9-pin D-type) -
PINS 3,4,5 and 7 are connected to the metal shielding (grounded).
Is this the problem?? Or are they just 'tied' to ground when the port isnt being used. Is there anything else i should check?
Can any1 help. This is really frustrating as i just finished building the LCD board for Nigels third tutorial!
Thanks,
M!C/<
I have a problem with my serial PIC programmer. When I hit "write" to program a chip it gives me the error message:
"No pic on board / PIC not supported"
Its a velleman kit (has buttons and LEDs for testing). I have tried a couple of chips. The test mode works for an already programmed chip (press a button to light an LED etc). I havent used the board in a while but the last time it worked fine.
Ive checked some continuity on the board and cant spot anything wrong. The cable is definetly fine.
I checked the pins on my PCs com1 port (9-pin D-type) -
PINS 3,4,5 and 7 are connected to the metal shielding (grounded).
Is this the problem?? Or are they just 'tied' to ground when the port isnt being used. Is there anything else i should check?
Can any1 help. This is really frustrating as i just finished building the LCD board for Nigels third tutorial!
Thanks,
M!C/<