I have successfully built your programmer (as SMD version) and am now
able to program a PIC.
However, it seems the device is not powered anymore after programming so
that the program does not run.
Is there a way to keep VDD on and release the PIC from reset upon
successful programming of the HEX file? I was able to do that with ICD2,
which was very convenient for development.
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Hi,
I have successfully built your programmer (as SMD version) and am now
able to program a PIC.
However, it seems the device is not powered anymore after programming so
that the program does not run.
Is there a way to keep VDD on and release the PIC from reset upon
successful programming of the HEX file? I was able to do that with ICD2,
which was very convenient for development.
On Linux you can use this command to power up the target
op -command 0F 2A 0E 01
and to switch power off
op -command 0F 2A 0E 00
Also throught the IO tab (OPGUI) you can control VDD.
However you should not supply anything more than the target device.
What device are you using?