PIC programming with JDM2 programmer.

Sean Guest 2015-06-24 04:01 #4175879

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Hello

I am relatively new to the world of Microcontrollers. However, I am 
wirting to recieve answers from experienced people. I hope by writing in 
English I would be able to attract a larger number of answers.

Here I have a question :

Does anyone of you have experience with this programmer : 
http://www.ebay.de/itm/MICROCHIP-PIC-ICSP-PROGRAMMER-KIT-RS232-JDM2-/200501816900?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_77&hash=item2eaed6ee44

If so, here are my questions :

A. Does it work under Linux ?
B. Does it support PicPgm under linux?

I use netrunner, a slightly modified version of Arch linux.

I would appreciate your answers. Thank you
Seany

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MC Supergeileraffenarsch Guest 2015-06-24 08:07 #4175928

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A: Wich Programm do you use for prograsmmin/compiling?
B: if the Programm you want to use is compatible with Linux, there 
should not be anny Problems....

greets

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fchk Guest 2015-06-24 09:53 #4176038

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Why don't you use the tools Microchip provides to you?

A PicKIT3 is not the cheapest tool, but works with all current PICs (8, 
16, 32 Bit), and it can not only load your binary into your chip, but it 
also allows debugging, single-stepping, display and modification of RAM 
and SFRs etc. It's not very wise to abandon this option.

MPLABX and the Microchip compilers are also available for Linux.

fchk

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