USBProg supports 24H and 33F, firmware source available

[Olin Lathrop]

The USBProg PIC programmer (http://www.embedinc.com/products/usbprog) now
supports 24H and 33F dsPICs.  Support has been added for all 92 of these
dsPICs listed in the current programming spec.  The new software and
firmware is available at http://www.embedinc.com/picprg/sw.htm.

With this release, I am also publishing the USBProg firmware source code.
It is now included in the PIC programmers development software release.  The
source code for the two power supply control processors on the USBProg is
also included (EUSB8V and EUSB17V).

The host source code has always been available, so this now makes the
USBProg fully "hackable".  It's a interesting hardware platform in its own
right, with accurate regulated 5V from any USB voltage, tri-state and
short-circuit tolerant digital outputs with 150 ohms controlled impedence,
firmware-controlled output voltages with analog readback, and a serial port.


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[Xiaofan Chen]

On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 4:35 AM, Olin Lathrop <olin_piclist@...> wrote:

> The USBProg PIC programmer (http://www.embedinc.com/products/usbprog) now
> supports 24H and 33F dsPICs.  Support has been added for all 92 of these
> dsPICs listed in the current programming spec.  The new software and
> firmware is available at http://www.embedinc.com/picprg/sw.htm.
>
> With this release, I am also publishing the USBProg firmware source code.
> It is now included in the PIC programmers development software release.  The
> source code for the two power supply control processors on the USBProg is
> also included (EUSB8V and EUSB17V).
>
> The host source code has always been available, so this now makes the
> USBProg fully "hackable".  It's a interesting hardware platform in its own
> right, with accurate regulated 5V from any USB voltage, tri-state and
> short-circuit tolerant digital outputs with 150 ohms controlled impedence,
> firmware-controlled output voltages with analog readback, and a serial port.
>

Since you are not going to Microchip forum now, I forward this message
to the Microchip forum USB section.
http://forum.microchip.com/tm.aspx?m=335507

Xiaofan
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[Vitaliy-2]

Olin Lathrop wrote:
> With this release, I am also publishing the USBProg firmware source code.

A quick skim through the code leaves no doubt as to its authorship. From
std_def.ins.aspic:

  if fam_18
         errorlevel -230     ;shut up about __CONFIG deprecated
    endif

         errorlevel -311     ;don't whine about HIGH argument larger than
FFFFh
         errorlevel -231     ;don't whine about label in RAM without
reserved mem

;-)))))



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[Vitaliy-2]

Olin Lathrop wrote:
> With this release, I am also publishing the USBProg firmware source code.

A quick skim through the code leaves no doubt as to its authorship. From
std_def.ins.aspic:

  if fam_18
         errorlevel -230     ;shut up about __CONFIG deprecated
    endif

         errorlevel -311     ;don't whine about HIGH argument larger than
FFFFh
         errorlevel -231     ;don't whine about label in RAM without
reserved mem

;-)))))




PS Sorry for the double post, Olin put ":" after [AD], and OE stripped out
the entire tag...

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[Olin Lathrop]

Vitaliy wrote:
> A quick skim through the code leaves no doubt as to its authorship.
> From std_def.ins.aspic:

This has been there for a long time.  STD_DEF.INS.ASPIC is indirectly
included in every module and is part of the base PIC development
environment, which has been available all along.  The code unique to the
USBProg is in the PICPRG source directory with names EUSB_xxx.ASPIC,
EUSBxxx.INS.ASPIC, and PICPRG_xxx.INS.ASPIC.


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