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Revision as of 18:41, 3 August 2006
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.
Installing
The first step to programming your PIC is to install the software that will interface with the PICkit through the USB port on your Windows PC.
PICkit Drivers
- Insert the PICkit 1 Flash Starter Kit CD
- The CD should autostart. If it doesn't, run the "AutorunPro.exe" file on the disk. You will see the screen below
- Click on "Quickstart" and begin installing the three programs listed by clicking on the links. (the default options work just fine)
- Once all three programs have been installed, remove the CD.
MPLAB IDE
- Insert the MPLAB IDE CD.
- The CD should autostart and will open a webpage
- Click the small icon next to "Choose Open to install on your PC".
- When asked for setup type, select "Custom".
- When you reach a dialog titled "Select Features", make sure the PICkit is checked in the list.
- Finish the installation and restart the PC
