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2006-08-04T16:47:01Z

Using MPLAB

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	<li>Start MPLAB by opening it from the Start menu or desktop icon</li>		<li>Start MPLAB by opening it from the Start menu or desktop icon</li>

	<li>Make sure the PICkit is connected through the USB cable (there are lights on the board)</li>		<li>Make sure the PICkit is connected through the USB cable (there are lights on the board)</li>

	<li>Tell MPLAB to target the PICkit by selecting it from the Programmer menu</li>		<li>Tell MPLAB to target the PICkit by selecting it from the Programmer menu</li>

	[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]

	<li>Once you write your program or load one from somewhere else (try [[media:Picpwmcode.zip\|this program]] if you don't have one), you need to build the project. Select "Build All" from the Project menu.</li>		<li>Once you write your program or load one from somewhere else (try [[media:Picpwmcode.zip\|this program]] if you don't have one), you need to build the project. Select "Build All" from the Project menu.</li>

	[[image:pickit7.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit7.jpg\|center]]

	<li>If the build is successful, program the chip by selecting "Program Device" from the Programmer menu.</li>		<li>If the build is successful, program the chip by selecting "Program Device" from the Programmer menu.</li>

	[[image:pickit8.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit8.jpg\|center]]
	</ol>		</ol>

2006-08-04T16:46:44Z

Using MPLAB

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	<li>Tell MPLAB to target the PICkit by selecting it from the Programmer menu</li>		<li>Tell MPLAB to target the PICkit by selecting it from the Programmer menu</li>
	[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]
	<li>Once you write your program or load one from somewhere else (try [[media:~~PIC PWM~~.zip\|this program]] if you don't have one), you need to build the project. Select "Build All" from the Project menu.</li>		<li>Once you write your program or load one from somewhere else (try [[media:Picpwmcode.zip\|this program]] if you don't have one), you need to build the project. Select "Build All" from the Project menu.</li>
	[[image:pickit7.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit7.jpg\|center]]
	<li>If the build is successful, program the chip by selecting "Program Device" from the Programmer menu.</li>		<li>If the build is successful, program the chip by selecting "Program Device" from the Programmer menu.</li>

2006-08-04T16:45:43Z

Using MPLAB

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	<li>Tell MPLAB to target the PICkit by selecting it from the Programmer menu</li>		<li>Tell MPLAB to target the PICkit by selecting it from the Programmer menu</li>
	[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]
	<li>Once you write your program or load one from somewhere else, you need to build the project. Select "Build All" from the Project menu.</li>		<li>Once you write your program or load one from somewhere else (try [[media:PIC PWM.zip\|this program]] if you don't have one), you need to build the project. Select "Build All" from the Project menu.</li>
	[[image:pickit7.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit7.jpg\|center]]
	<li>If the build is successful, program the chip by selecting "Program Device" from the Programmer menu.</li>		<li>If the build is successful, program the chip by selecting "Program Device" from the Programmer menu.</li>
	[[image:pickit8.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit8.jpg\|center]]
			</ol>

2006-08-04T16:43:28Z

Using MPLAB

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	<li>Start MPLAB by opening it from the Start menu or desktop icon</li>		<li>Start MPLAB by opening it from the Start menu or desktop icon</li>
	<li>Make sure the PICkit is connected through the USB cable (there are lights on the board)</li>		<li>Make sure the PICkit is connected through the USB cable (there are lights on the board)</li>
			<li>Tell MPLAB to target the PICkit by selecting it from the Programmer menu</li>
	[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]		[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]
			<li>Once you write your program or load one from somewhere else, you need to build the project. Select "Build All" from the Project menu.</li>
	</ol>
			[[image:pickit7.jpg\|center]]
			<li>If the build is successful, program the chip by selecting "Program Device" from the Programmer menu.</li>
			[[image:pickit8.jpg\|center]]

2006-08-04T16:35:34Z

Using MPLAB

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	<ol>		<ol>
	<li>Start MPLAB by opening it from the Start menu or desktop icon</li>		<li>Start MPLAB by opening it from the Start menu or desktop icon</li>
			<li>Make sure the PICkit is connected through the USB cable (there are lights on the board)</li>
			[[image:pickit6.jpg\|center]]
	</ol>		</ol>

2006-08-04T16:26:53Z

Programming your PIC

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	<li>First insert your PIC chip into the PICkit board (<b>ALWAYS DO THIS FIRST</b>)</li>		<li>First insert your PIC chip into the PICkit board (<b>ALWAYS DO THIS FIRST</b>)</li>
	[[image:pickit4.~~png~~\|center]]		[[image:pickit4.jpg\|center]]
	<li>Use the USB cable to connect the board to a free USB port on your PC</li>		<li>Use the USB cable to connect the board to a free USB port on your PC</li>
	[[image:pickit5.~~png~~\|center]]		[[image:pickit5.jpg\|center]]
	</ol>		</ol>

2006-08-04T16:26:11Z

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	The PICkit 1 is a cheap developement board for programming PIC chips. The retail package includes the board, USB cable, driver CD and MPLAB IDE CD. These are shown below.		The PICkit 1 is a cheap developement board for programming PIC chips. The retail package includes the board, USB cable, driver CD and MPLAB IDE CD. These are shown below.

	[[image:PICkit 1.~~png~~\|center]]		[[image:PICkit 1.jpg\|center]]

	==Installing==		==Installing==

2006-08-04T16:24:24Z

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	The PICkit 1 is a cheap developement board for programming PIC chips. The retail package includes the board, USB cable, driver CD and MPLAB IDE CD. These are shown below.		The PICkit 1 is a cheap developement board for programming PIC chips. The retail package includes the board, USB cable, driver CD and MPLAB IDE CD. These are shown below.

	[[image:PICkit 1.~~jpg~~\|center]]		[[image:PICkit 1.png\|center]]

	==Installing==		==Installing==

2006-08-04T00:46:58Z

Programming your PIC

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	==Programming your PIC==		==Programming your PIC==

			===Connecting to PC===

			<ol>
			<li>First insert your PIC chip into the PICkit board (<b>ALWAYS DO THIS FIRST</b>)</li>
			[[image:pickit4.png\|center]]
			<li>Use the USB cable to connect the board to a free USB port on your PC</li>
			[[image:pickit5.png\|center]]
			</ol>

			===Using MPLAB===

			<ol>
			<li>Start MPLAB by opening it from the Start menu or desktop icon</li>
			</ol>

2006-08-04T00:41:29Z

Installing

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	<li>Insert the PICkit 1 Flash Starter Kit CD		<li>Insert the PICkit 1 Flash Starter Kit CD</li>
	<li>The CD should autostart. If it doesn't, run the "AutorunPro.exe" file on the disk. You will see the screen below</li>		<li>The CD should autostart. If it doesn't, run the "AutorunPro.exe" file on the disk. You will see the screen below</li>
	[[image:pickit1.png\|center]]		[[image:pickit1.png\|center]]