New IC socket
Continuing where I left off my with BSG project, I finally found the SOIC to DIP adaptor again. So, this time I can create another makeshift adaptor board for it to fit into the programmer. Initially, I can just use the original adaptor on the Picstart Plus Programmer. But because its a 'mature' product, which is another way of saying its obsolete, the PIC I wanted to program it too 'new'. And I do not want to risk downloading the new version of MPLAB as the last time, it caused a lot of problems.
So, the easiest way is to create an adaptor for the adaptor to adapt to alternative programmer.
Its a very simple idea. All you need to do is to get
some sockets and some connecting pins and then
solder them all into a stripboard. The only problem
is to make sure no pins are short circuiting its own
neighbours or failed contacts.
But because this is a 28-pin adaptor, it is very chunky
and tend to fall over. Which is a big problem because
of the pins beneath it.
So, the easiest way is to create an adaptor for the adaptor to adapt to alternative programmer.
Its a very simple idea. All you need to do is to getsome sockets and some connecting pins and then
solder them all into a stripboard. The only problem
is to make sure no pins are short circuiting its own
neighbours or failed contacts.
But because this is a 28-pin adaptor, it is very chunkyand tend to fall over. Which is a big problem because
of the pins beneath it.
Tic tac Toe
Finally, after so long, I finally got the chance to play Tic Tac Toe with Kristine. Its going to be very exciting because she has never played before and I think, saw a few examples of other people playing.
OK, so this is going to take some more effort....
OK, so this is going to take some more effort....
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