PICKIT Programmer Debugger

The PICKIT Programmer Debugger Board provides a way to connect to microcontroller pins and program them. It supports placement of chips with different pin counts and includes position guidance printed on the back of the board. The board is designed for programming operation with ICD2, KIT2, KIT3 crystal head, or a 6Pin Block connection. It is intended for supported PIC microcontroller families and pin configurations listed below.

Features of PICKIT Programmer Debugger Board

• Supports PIC16/18XX 40PIN series devices
• Supports PIC16/18XX 28PIN series devices
• Supports PIC16/18XX 18PIN series devices
• Supports PIC 8PIN/14PIN/20PIN family devices
• Printed chip placement guidance on the back
• ICD2, KIT2, KIT3, and 6Pin Block programming connection

Specifications of PICKIT Programmer Debugger Board

• PIC16/18XX 40PIN Series devices (except 16F59)
• PIC16/18XX 28PIN Series devices (except 16F57)
• PIC16/18XX 18PIN Series devices
• PIC 8PIN/14PIN/20PIN family of devices (except 10FXX)
• 28/40P left-aligned installation
• A position short-circuit cap
• 8P/14P/18P/20P left-aligned installation
• B position shorting cap
• ICD2 programming connection
• KIT2 programming connection
• KIT3 crystal head programming connection
• 6Pin Block programming connection

How to Use PICKIT Programmer Debugger Board

1. Place the microcontroller in the matching pin-position area.
2. Set the shorting cap to the correct position.
3. Connect the board using the required programming connection.

More Info

• Separate program seats cannot program the chip.
• Use the board only with supported microcontroller families.