Re: Questions about PicKit 3.
Yes, you can do that.
Yes, you can do that.
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Re: Questions about PicKit 3.
Thanks Mariushm. I think because the questions I have now are more programming questions rather than hardware, maybe they're best suited to the Microchip Forums. My account finally got approved so I can post there now. Not 100% what forum topic I should be posting in though. There's a lot of time! I was thinking maybe the 14-Bit Core (instructions, reset, WDT, specifications...) PIC12F6xx, PIC16Fxxx, PIC16F6x, PIC16F7x topic. They got a section for the XC8 compiler that I'm using as well. Maybe I should post in there instead. Thanks for all the help! I think I'm finally getting this stuff figured out. Once I get the program finished, if you want a copy, so you can look it over, maybe provide some tips or something, I'd be more than happy to post it here for you guys.-- Law of Expanding Memory: Applications Will Also Expand Until RAM Is FullComment
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Hi, I'm quite new to this, I am trying to debug a faulty motherboard (DAY31AMB6C0). There was a fault in the DC input circuit with a faulty TVS diode after the first MOSFET shorting the VAD rail to ground. I was able to clear that fault by removing the diode and now the input section seems to be working correctly and I get the V3PCU power rail.
But trying to start the board still fails, I put some RAM in it and shorted the power button to start it up but it only blinks the power LED in the DC jack assembly 3 times. Maybe the AC detect circuit is broken? Or is this more likely to be... -
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working on a not turning on Wheelspeed WS1 scooter.
diagnosed - issue is the display/power button
on the board, with the multimeter I noticed there is a short to ground. as the red wire has 0 ohm to ground.
with infrared camera, this chip (photo circled) would heat up if I push power button on.
but I can't find any replacement or online info of this chip.
on the chip you can see it has a label GM2H, I have another good working display with the same chip but it has label GM2C
could anyone help me id this chip and guide me to... -
Hello everyone,
I've got a Benq power board of a XL2540K monitor which suffered from a power cut and is since defective / won't turn on. It's got obvious defects, some blown resistors, some burning around the drain pin of a MOSFET...
... and some 6-pin IC I struggle identifying, that is driving said MOSFET.
The IC is labeled as IC601, so someone with a circuit schematic could probably identify it really quick, unfortunately I can't find the schematics.
In other power boards of Benq for which I did find the schematics, IC601 is an 8-pin NCP1200 PWM controller - I suppose... -
Hello everyone there
If You do remember me then I am Belal who posted an issue of his J2534 pass-thru Multi-Diag 2015 OBD II device a while ago and aside from my thanks that show my gratitude to all of those who have given me help with my issue I just wanted to go straight into my question which is whether using the OBD II to OBD I adapter to diagnose an older model vehicle like a GM 12 adapter safe enough and not gonna cause any catastrophic failure to my device and if it still can perform scanning with no issues?
there's a link for the adapter: https://ebay.to/2UCWDDx
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Hi all!
A friend of mine brought me a defective Zotac GTX 960 with a failing power detection.
Even though the 6 pin PCIe power cable is plugged in, the card says "Plugin PCIe power cable and reboot".
Since I have no schematics it is hard to find out the NVVDD_PGOOD trace.
I checked if the Controller (NCP81174) sends a Power good signal and the signal VR_RDY at pin 3 is high. So I assume the controller is not sending a bad signal (?).
I appreciate your help! :-)
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