Re: PIC18 K22 series chips

No problem, glad I could help.

It's good to know it works, because I'll be set for my next PIC project 
then.

Jerry

On Tue, 1 Feb 2011, Tim Edwards wrote:

> Jerry,
>
> In what I hope to be the final followup for this thread, I have successfully
> programmed the PIC18F45K22 with the PICkit 2 programmer under Linux.  I must say
> that I really like the PICkit 2 now that I've tried it, especially since there
> does exist a command-line interface to drive it that I was trivially able to
> replace "picp" with in the Makefile.  And the chip now programs in-system with
> the (also trivial) addition of a 6-pin header super-glued to the underside of
> the board.  Not to mention other useful features such as the fact that it
> self-powers from the USB port, auto-detects chip types, etc.  Anyway, many
> thanks for your help.
>
>     Regards,
>     Tim
>
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