UIC-S socket

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Re: UIC-S socket

Postby robosang » Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:31 pm

I don think you follow what ober asked on the connection. What ober shared on the UIC00B is the connection at the socket on UIC00B, not after the rainbow cable. It does not seem to be the same to me 8-) Verify that.

Another advise, get yourself the UIC-A from cytron, the pin is nicely labeled and extended to PICkit standard. Make your life simpler. :lol:
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Re: UIC-S socket

Postby ober » Wed Sep 05, 2012 11:15 am

It seem robosang is right, the connection from UIC00B IDE socket is swap.

I have tried with dsPIC30F4012 as I do not have the dsPIC33F. The connection from the end of IDE should be something shown here:
UIC00B IDE pin.jpg

This is the pin diagram of UIC00B IDE socket.

Here is the connection I make from the socket to dsPIC30F4012. Of course you should align the pin to the dsPIC33F model you are using, the photo is for you to refer only.
UIC to dsPIC30F.jpg


For you case:

dsPIC33FJ128MC802 pin UIC00B IDE Socket
Pin 1, MCLR/VPP -----------------------Pin 3, VPP
Pin 8 or 19, Vss ------------------------ Pin 4 or 6, GND
Pin 13, VDD ---------------------------- Pin 8, VDD
Pin 4, PGED1 --------------------------- Pin 7, PGD
Pin 5, PGEC1 -------------------------- Pin 5, PGC
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