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whung.john
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icd-u stop working
PostPosted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 11:17 am     Reply with quote

today i use my icd-u ,and connect to target.
i find a question ,my icd-u cant connect to target.
Check COMM" gives all ok
"Test ICD" shows ok
But "Test target" says "ICD Error: Could not detect the target chip.
i find my icd-u connect to target any information line .
the information line connected right.
i try again and get the same information. please tell me
how to measure my icd-u inside electric parts.
where is electric parts ? may be bad. and tell me how can i modify bad parts.
thank u my every friends. Crying or Very sad
Dimmu



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 3:01 pm     Reply with quote

Hi,

I had the same kind of problem with mine last week. I was able to correct it, so maybe you'll be able to repair yours too.

Here is the reference of my ICD : ICD-U40, rev 5C

Open the ICD tool, advanced TAB, it is possible this way to send test pattern on the ICD socket. It is better to send the test pattern for the PIC16 than the PIC18 since the signal are slower and thus easier to monitor. The test pattern for DATA and CLOCK signals are sent about ones/second, so use a digital scope if possible.

On my ICD, the error came from the CLOCK signal. It is generated by the PIC18 from the ICD-U and then amplified by the two SMD NPN transistors located close to the ICD socket ( with "1S" has name ).

Note that not any transistor will work to replace them since the signal is very fast. Believe me, a simple BC847 do not work. Currently I'm using a BS170 and I'm able to program a 12F509 and a 18F4550.

If the error comes from the DATA signal, I think it's gonna be more difficult to correct since this signal is routed to the small six pins component near the LED


Note.: I'm not on a computer with the tools installed so I cannot give you better indications now

Good luck
Dimmu
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 10:38 am     Reply with quote

No I've replaced the transistor with the good part ( MMBT2369 ) and it works perfectly.

If you want to test the signals, refer to the next image :


Once the test started, you can measure the CLK and DATA signals with a scope. If you want to test Mclr command, use the MCLR panel and so on

Hope this will help.
Dimmu

Dimmu
caro
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you are right!
PostPosted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 2:25 pm     Reply with quote

You are right!! DIMMU I use BS170 and work!!, I´m very happy!
Thank´s very much!
from Argentina
Caro
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ICD-U40 rev 5C
PostPosted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 3:20 pm     Reply with quote

I´m have a problem now, the BS170 is burnt, why happend this?
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