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The document describes the schematic diagram and PCB layout for an open source USB programmer that can program PIC and ATMEL microcontrollers as well as other I2C/SPI devices. It has gone through several versions adding support for new devices and making minor modifications.

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Readme

The document describes the schematic diagram and PCB layout for an open source USB programmer that can program PIC and ATMEL microcontrollers as well as other I2C/SPI devices. It has gone through several versions adding support for new devices and making minor modifications.

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Schematic diagram and PCB for open programmer,

an USB programmer for PIC and ATMEL micros, I2C/SPI/uW memories, and other I2C/S
PI devices.
Website: http://openprog.altervista.org
Text on solder side is positive
Changelog:
V 1.1
july 2008:
first public release, supports PIC 10,12
,16,18; other adapters are experimental.
V 1.2
august 2008:
added pull-up resistors to I2C bus on base modul
e.
V 1.3
november 2008: modified ATMEL adapter, removed switches and id
resistors from all adapters.
V 1.4
april 2009:
modified ATMEL adapter, added 8-14-28 pin device
s; added control signal to uW socket;
corrected serigraphy of
Q3-Q4 on base module; added gerber and pdf formats.
V 1.5
january 2010: added PIC24-30-33 adapter.
V 1.6
april 2010:
added 3.3V PIC16-18 adapter.
V 1.7
may 2010:
modified PIC24-30-33 adapter; PIC30 on 5
V, changed data-clock for 14-18pin PIC24-33.
V 1.7.1
august 2010:
reduced value of R173 from 10K to 1K.

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