🚀 Elevate your projects with precision and speed!
The Comidox PICkit3 is a powerful development tool designed for programming and debugging a variety of Microchip's PIC microcontrollers. With its compact design and advanced features, it offers stable simulation and support for multiple chip families, making it an essential tool for engineers and hobbyists alike.
| Brand | Comidox |
| Package Dimensions | 16.5 x 12.2 x 2 cm; 75 g |
| Item model number | CP374 |
| Manufacturer | Comidox |
| Wireless Type | Bluetooth |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 75 g |
A**N
Functional programmer at a good price.
I've used Microchip PIC devices for many years. This programmer is a copy but programs PIC devices as well as the originals. I have not tried the in-circuit debugging / emulating functionality.
M**S
Funcional
Bueno si funciona
W**S
It is a working knockoff, updated firmware on my Losmandy G11T just fine.
I used it to program the pic's in my Losmandy telescope mount so I could update to Gemini 2 level 6. Worked fine with the Microchip software. No complaints. If you buy one to do what I did, order some 2.0 mm male header pins to make an adapter, this has the standard 2.5mm pitch.
W**G
Does the job
Works OK. I would prefer to do everything at the command line. Have to use Microchip's IDE and IPE. Their software has more functions than I know what to do with. All I want to do is compile my source code and store the hex file in the Pic microcontroller. Preferably at the command line.
S**N
It works just fine, don’t mind the negative reviews.
It works just fine, don’t mind the negative reviews. I’m using MPLAB X v6.0 and it’s programming my PIC12F as expected.However, the “Status” led indicator on the PicKit3 clone may sustain a green light then blink red every second. The documentation states that this is due to Vdd/Vss problems but this hasn’t effected programming the PIC.If you are new to PIC programming (like I am) be careful not to overwrite your preprogrammed calibration memory. If you accidentally write over it, your PIC will not function as expected until you restore your calibration memory from a working PIC.Keep coding. 👓
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