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04-01-2006, 20:30
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Re: A tour inside the RC
They are ISCP. They use the standard pinout. I traced them already. For those of you who do not know what ICSP is it stands for In Circuit Serial Programming. It allows you to hook up a PIC programmer and upload code to a PIC while it is in a circuit. There is one for the master processor and one for the user processor.
I figured out what the RX and TX pins were, but i don't remember. I think it is a tap on the link btw the master and user. My question is what the blank space that looks like there should be a connector is for. I seem to remmeber the pins going to some GPIO on the master processor. I still have the thing disassembled in a drawer if anybody wants me to elaborate on anything. |
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