Programmer for MK

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This programmer is one of the simplest and most common. It contains a minimum of details and is easy to repeat:

For assembly we need:

If there is no plug to the COM port, you can cut it off from the shogi joystick:

Making a printed circuit board

Parts location:

So, our board is ready, now we solder the parts. First the jumpers, and then the details:

Here all the parts are already soldered and the PIC16F628A MK is inserted

The final stage: solder our COM wire. But before soldering you have to ring

It is better to cut off unused wires to avoid short circuits.

Comments (17)

#1 STALKER Guests 25 May 2011 06:42
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I would write what is needed!
Otherwise I won’t be able to figure out what’s in your picture!!!
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#2 [)eNiS Guests 25 May 2011 10:06
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In terms of? Details? They are signed in the diagram
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#3 ENDY Guests 28 May 2011 13:35
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I understand that you stupidly insert the microphone into the board? For programmers it is better to use chip pads
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#4 feelloff Guests 28 May 2011 13:55
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Well, you assembled the programmer and what to do next?!
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#5 [)eNiS Guests 28 May 2011 19:52
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And then I’m still assembling watches)) more precisely, parts for them, all that remains is to find indicators)
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#6 [)eNiS Guests 28 May 2011 19:55
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Not into the board, but into the socket. More precisely, I don’t have a socket, but something like that. My socket got lost, I had to do it differently, but my version is no worse than with the socket)))
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#7 ENDY Guests 29 May 2011 13:26
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I would also collect something for MK, but here they are expensive as hell
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#8 [)eNiS Guests 2 June 2011 15:58
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I assembled the proger but can’t flash it(((
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#9 [)eNiS Guests 10 June 2011 21:09
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Connect to the port and check, personally my computer does not see the proger ((
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#10 zone Guests December 8, 2011 21:30
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In short, this circuit works, otherwise such a programmer is really needed.
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