The DIP package version (when available) for the following PICs can be programmed in the ZIF socket, but a modification must be made to the programmer first. To add support for these chips, connect pin 7 of the ZIF socket to pin 32. We recommend you permanently solder a wire between these two pins on the bottom of the board. Doing so will not disable support for any other PICs. All the PICs listed above can still be programmed by a modified programmer that has pins 7 and 32 of the ZIF socket connected.
18Fxx31: 18F2331, 18F2431, 18F4331, 18F4431
The DIP package version (when available) for the following PICs have a pinout supported by the ZIF socket. However, these PICs require a slightly lower Vpp programming voltage than the EasyProg produces. Although these PICs appear to work directly in the ZIF socket, we recommend a voltage divider be used on the Vpp pin. This can be done by using an adapter (not included) with the ZIF socket or by using the in circuit programming lines from the ICD OUT connector. For these PICs we recommend a voltage divider of 180 ohms in series with target Vpp pin, and 2Kohms from the target Vpp pin to ground.
PICs that are supported in the current software but that have DIP packages with pinouts that required adapters (not included) for use in the ZIF socket are:
prog7.pdf
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install_picprg.exe
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