Simple question regarding ICSP
Posted: Thu May 17, 2012 6:46 pm
Hi all,
I am needing to 'In-circuit-serial-programme' (ICSP) a surface mounted PIC16F88 on a small PCB (via the Matrix Multimedia HP488-00-3 development board). I know it is a fact that RB6 and RB7 (clock and data pins respectively on that PIC) need to be isolated from the rest of the PCB circuit during programming but as I am not using those pins they each have a 10k pull down to GND. Presumeably I can leave those resistors in place?
Of course, I also have the required pull down resistor (10k used) at pin 9 (PGM) and have isolated pin 4 (MCLR/Vpp) physically from the rest of my circuit to avoid any possibility of the 13volts causing a problem.
Would just like confirmation resitors can be left.
Cheers,
Chris
I am needing to 'In-circuit-serial-programme' (ICSP) a surface mounted PIC16F88 on a small PCB (via the Matrix Multimedia HP488-00-3 development board). I know it is a fact that RB6 and RB7 (clock and data pins respectively on that PIC) need to be isolated from the rest of the PCB circuit during programming but as I am not using those pins they each have a 10k pull down to GND. Presumeably I can leave those resistors in place?
Of course, I also have the required pull down resistor (10k used) at pin 9 (PGM) and have isolated pin 4 (MCLR/Vpp) physically from the rest of my circuit to avoid any possibility of the 13volts causing a problem.
Would just like confirmation resitors can be left.
Cheers,
Chris