Post by thread:[SX]: Looking for programming header pinouts for M

I have a design that incorperates a PIC microcontroller and a Ubicom (Scenix) SX series Microcontroller. For the PIC, the programming interface consists or VPP, Program CLK, Program DAT, GND. For the SX, the programming interface consists of the 2 OSC pins and GND. For production purposes, I would like to use the standard pin-out scheme and header type (if a standard actually exists) that works with most common programmers for these devices. So during production, I can simply interface a programmer for these devices to the target board without any conversion cables. Can anyone refer to some online documentation that spells this out. Thanks Neil Gandler Founder, CTO MAI Technology Inc. P.O. Box 64072 Sunnyvale, CA 94088-4072 Phone & Fax: 408-904-5089 e-mail: spam_OUTneil_gandlerTakeThisOuTgetmai.com http://www.getmai.com -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The PICList is archived three different ways. See http://www.piclist.com/#archives for details.

28 Jul 01, .....neil_gandlerKILLspam@spam@getmai.com writes to All: ng> I have a design that incorperates a PIC microcontroller and ng> a Ubicom (Scenix) SX series Microcontroller. ng> For the SX, the programming interface consists of the 2 OSC pins and = ng> GND. VDD also is necessary for the SX programmer/ICE. ng> For production purposes, I would like to use the standard pin-out ng> scheme and header type (if a standard actually exists) that works ng> with most common programmers for these devices. All known for me SX development tools can be used with this header: http://www.brouhaha.com/~eric/ubicom/technotes/prog_hdr.html Some tools use only 4-pin header, some use 6-pin with pin 5 deleted (as a key to prevent wrong connection). Alexey -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The PICList is archived three different ways. See http://www.piclist.com/#archives for details.