AS-ISP-CABLE

Standard ISP cable for ChipProg-ISP programmer.
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ChipProg-ISP

Adapter Wiring Diagram:

BH-14	IDC-14	IDC-10	Status and Control Signals from Programmer
1	1	1
2	2	2
3	3	3
4	4	4
5	5	5
6	6	6
7	7	7
8	8	8
9	9	9
10	10	10
11	11		/Start
12	12		/Error
13	13		/Good
14	14		/Busy

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the 24xx devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R6 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R6 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device 24xx
1	1
3	8
5	7
7	-
9	4
10	5
8	-
6	6
4	2
2	3

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the 25xxx/AT26xxx devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device AT26xxx	Target Device 25xxx 8 pins package	25xxx 16 pins package
1	1	1	7
3	8	8	2
5	3	3	9
7	-	-	-
9	4	4	10
10	5	5	15
8	2	2	8
6	6	6	16
4	7	7	1
2	-	-	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the 93xx devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device 93xx
1	DO
3	CLK
5	ORG*
7	-
9	GND
10	PE*
8	-
6	CS
4	DI
2	Vcc

* Must be connected if there is no connection in a system.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel AT45xxx

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-14	Target Device AT45xxx
1	CS
3	VCC
5	WP
7
9	GND
10	SI
8	SO
6	SCK
4	RESET
2	GND

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel AT89C51RB2_RC2 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R5 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R5 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	Target Device AT89
1	CLK
2	PSEN
3	EA
4	-
5	Vdd
6	RXD
7	GND
8	TXD
9	GND
10	RESET

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel AT89LP21x devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R5 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R5 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device AT89LP21x
1	MISO
3	SCK
5	RESET
7	-
9	GND
10	SS
8	-
6	-
4	MOSI
2	Vcc

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel AT90/ATS89S/ATtiny/ATmega devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device AT90/AT89S (except AT90CAN128), ATtinyXX, ATmegaXXXX (except ATmega103, ATmega128, AT90CAN128, ATMega1281, ATMega2561)
1	MISO
3	SCK
5	RESET
7	-
9	GND
10	XTAL1*
8	-
6	-
4	MOSI
2	Vcc

* Must be connected if there is no external oscillator in system.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel ATXMega devices in PDI mode

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R2 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R2 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	ATxMega
1	DATA
2	Vcc
3	-
4	-
5	CLOCK
6	GND
7	-
8	-
9	-
10	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel ATmega103/128/1281/2561 AT90CAN128 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device ATmega103, ATmega128, AT90CAN128, ATMega1281, ATMega2561
1	TXD
3	SCK
5	RESET
7	-
9	GND
10	XTAL1*
8	-
6	-
4	RXD
2	Vcc

* Must be connected if there is no external oscillator in system.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel ATtiny devices in the High-Voltage mode

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R5 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R5 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device ATtinyXX in High-Voltage Mode
1	PB1
3	PB2
5	-
7	PB5
9	GND
10	PB3
8	-
6	-
4	PB0
2	Vcc

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Atmel ATtiny10 devices in TPI mode

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	ATTINY10
1	-
2	-
3	DATA
4	VCC
5	CLOCK
6	-
7	RESET
8	GND
9	-
10	-
11
12
13
14

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Cypress CY8C2xxxx devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device CY8C2xxxx
1
2	DATA
3
4	SCLK
5
6	Xres
7
8	GND
9
10	Vcc

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Dallas/Maxim 1-Wire EPROM

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	Tagret Device 1-Wire
1
3
5
7
9	Gnd
10
8	DQ
6
4
2

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Dallas/Maxim DS89C420/430/440/450 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device DS89C4x0
1	40
3	11
5	31
7	-
9	20
10	9
8	-
6	19
4	10
2	29

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Dallas/Maxim iButton and 1-wire

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1 resistor is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistor R1 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	Target Device iButton	Tagret Device OneWire
1		Vcc
3
5
7
9	Gnd	Gnd
10
8
6
4	IO	DQ
2

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Freescale 9RS08xx devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-14	Target Device 9RS08xx
1	-
2	-
3	-
4	-
5	BKGD
6	GND
7	-
8	RESET/VPP
9	-
10	VDD

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Freescale HCS08, HCS12 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device HCS08, HCS12
1	BKGD
2	GND
3	-
4	RESET
5	-
6	VDD
7	-
8	-
9	-
10

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Infineon XC886/888CLM devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R5 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R5 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device XC886/888CLM
1	VDDP
3	TXD
5	TMS
7	-
9	GND
10	-
8	-
6	RESET
4	RXD
2	MBC

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the LPC Flash and Firmware Hub

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R5 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R5 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-14	Target Device LPC Flash or Firmware Hub
1	LAD0
2	LAD1
3	LAD2
4	LAD3
5	LFRAME
6	VCC
7,8,9	GND
10	LCLK

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip HCS101/HCS201/HCS360/HCS361/HCS362 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device HCS101	Target Device HCS201	Target Device HCS360	Target Device HCS361	Target Device HCS362
1	Vdd	Vdd	Vdd	Vdd	Vdd
2	Vss	Vss	Vss	Vss	Vss
3	S2	S2	S2	S2	S2
4
5	S1	S1	S1	S1	S1
6
7
8
9
10	Data	Data	Data	Data	Data

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip HCS200/HCS300/HCS301/HCS320 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device HCS200	Target Device HCS300	Target Device HCS301	Target Device HCS320
1	Vdd	Vdd	Vdd	Vdd
2	Vss	Vss	Vss	Vss
3	S2	S2	S2	S2
4
5	S1	S1	S1	S1
6
7
8
9
10	PWM	PWM	PWM	PWM

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip MCP250XX devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device MCP250XX
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	CLOCK
4	-
5	-
6	-
7	RST/Vpp
8	-
9	GND
10	DATA

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip PIC10/PIC12 devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device PIC10/PIC12
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	GP1
4	-
5	-
6	-
7	MCLR/Vpp
8	-
9	GND
10	GP0

All power supply pins included AVdd must be powered. All ground pins included AVss must be connected together.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip PIC16/PIC18 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device PIC16/PIC18
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	RB6
4	-
5	-
6	-
7	MCLR/Vpp
8	-
9	GND
10	RB7

All power supply pins included AVdd must be powered. All ground pins included AVss must be connected together.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip PIC16C505 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device PIC16C505
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	RB1
4	-
5	-
6	-
7	MCLR/Vpp
8	-
9	GND
10	RB0

All power supply pins included AVdd must be powered. All ground pins included AVss must be connected together.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip PIC16Fxxx 14pin devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device PIC16Fxxx, 14 pins package
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	RA1
4	-
5	-
6	-
7	MCLR/Vpp
8	-
9	GND
10	RA0

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip PIC17 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device PIC17
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	RA5
4	-
5	-
6	RA1
7	MCLR/Vpp
8	TEST
9	GND
10	RA4

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip PIC18FxxJ devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device PIC18FxxJ
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	RB6
4	-
5	-
6	MCLR
7	Vddcore
8	-
9	GND
10	RB7

All power supply pins included AVdd must be powered. All ground pins included AVss must be connected together.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip PIC24 devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device PIC24
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	PGC
4
5
6	MCLR
7	Vddcore
8
9	GND
10	PGD

All power supply pins included AVdd must be powered. All ground pins included AVss must be connected together.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip dsPIC30F devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device dsPIC30F
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	PGC
4
5
6
7	MCLR/Vpp
8
9	GND
10	PGD

All power supply pins included AVdd must be powered. All ground pins included AVss must be connected together.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Microchip dsPIC33FJ devices

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device dsPIC33FJ
1	Vdd
2	GND
3	PGC
4
5
6	MCLR
7	Vddcore
8
9	GND
10	PGD

All power supply pins included AVdd must be powered. All ground pins included AVss must be connected together.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Milandr 1886BE1..1886BE4 devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	Target Device 1886BE1, 1886BE2	Target Device 1886BE3, 1886BE4
1	Vdd	Vdd
3	PA5	PA3
5	-	-
7	MCLR/Vpp	MCLR/VPP
9	GND	GND
10	PA4	PA2
8	TEST	TEST
6	PA1	PA1
4	-	-
2	GND	GND

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Milandr 1886BE5..1886BE7 devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

MCLR and TEST pins
Attention! Resistors R5..R8 MUST present in the target board. They are used to decrease the voltage from the programmer, and made for compatibility with programmers from Milandr.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R2..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R2..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	Target Device 1886BE5, 1886BE6, 1886BE7	R5,15k	R8,15k	R6,47k	R7,47k
1	Vdd
3	PA3
5	-
7		1
	MCLR/VPP	2	1
9	GND		2		2
10	PA2
8				1
	TEST			2	1
6	PA1
4	-
2	GND

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the NEC UPD78F9210, UPD78F9211 devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device UPD78F9210	Target Device UPD78F9211
1	4	4
2	12	12
3	8	8
4	5	5
5	9	9
6	--	--
7
8	9	9
9
10	-	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the NVM3060 device

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ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device NVM3060
1	IM Bus Data Input/Output
3	IM Bus Clock Input
5	RESET
7	-
9	GND
10	Option Input
8	-
6	Safe Input S
4	IM Bus Ident Input
2	Vcc

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the NXP/Philips LPC1100/LPC1300 devices in the ISP Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-14	Target Device LPC17xx/LPC23xx/LPC24xx
1	-
3	UART0.TXD
5	UART0.RXD
7	PIO0_1
9	Vss
10	PIO0_3
8	-
6	-
4	RESET
2	Vdd

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the NXP/Philips LPC1700/LPC2300/LPC2400 devices in the ISP Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-14	Target Device LPC17xx/LPC23xx/LPC24xx
1	-
3	UART0.TXD
5	UART0.RXD
7	P2.10
9	Vss
10	-
8	-
6	-
4	RESET
2	Vdd

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the NXP/Philips LPC2100/LPC2200 devices in the ISP Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-14	Target Device LPC21xx/LPC22xx
1	-
3	UART0.TXD
5	UART0.RXD
7	P0.14
9	Vss
10	-
8	-
6	-
4	RESET
2	Vdd

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the NXP/Philips P89LPC9xx devices in the ISP Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device P89LPC9xx
1	VCC
3	TXD
5
7
9	GND
10	XTAL1
8
6	RST
4	RXD
2

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the NXP/Philips P89xxx devices in the ICP Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R3 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R3 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device P89LPC9xx	Target Device P89V52X2
1	Vdd	Vdd
3	P0.5	P0.5
5	-	-
7	-	-
9	Vss	Vss
10	P0.4	P0.4
8	-	-
6	RST	RST
4	-	-
2	Vss	Vss

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Nordic OTP microcontrollers

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device Nordic nRF24xxx
1	MISO
3	SCK
5	RESET
7	Vpp
9	GND
10	XC1*
8	FCSN
6	�
4	MOSI
2	Vcc

* Must be connected if there is no external oscillator in system.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Nordic microcontrollers

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device Nordic nRF24xxx
1	MISO
3	SCK
5	RESET
7	-
9	GND
10	XC1*
8	FCSN
6	PROG
4	MOSI
2	Vcc

* Must be connected if there is no external oscillator in system.

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the STMicro STM32 devices in the BootLoader (BL) Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R5 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R5 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-14	Target Device STM32Fxxx
1	BOOT0
3	UART0.TXD
5	UART0.RXD
7	-
9	Vss
10	-
8	-
6	BOOT1
4	RESET
2	Vdd

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the STMicroelectronics M45Pxxx devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device M45xxx 8 pins package	Target Device M45xxx 16 pins package
1	4	10
3	6	16
5	5	15
7	-	-
9	7	1
10	1	7
8	8	2
6	2	8
4	3	9
2	-	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the STMicroelectronics STM8 devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R2 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R2 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Adapter Output connector, BH-10	Target Device STM8
1	VDD
3	SWIM
5	GND
7	RESET
9	-
10	-
8	-
6	-
4	-
2	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Silicon Labs JTAG microcontrollers

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1-R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1-R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Silabs C8051xxx
1	Vcc
3	GND
5	TMS
7	TDI(C2CK)
9	GND
10
8
6	TDO
4	TCK(C2D)
2	GND

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Silicon Labs microcontrollers

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1,R2 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1,R2 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Silabs C8051xxx
1	Vcc
3	GND
5	TMS
7	TDI(C2CK)
9	GND
10
8
6	TDO
4	TCK(C2D)
2	GND

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the TI MSP430 devices in the BSL Mode with the TEST pin

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	MSP430 with TEST pin
1	P1.1
2	-
3	P2.2
4	RST/NMI
5	GND
6	VCC
7	TEST
8	-
9	-
10	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the TI MSP430F13x/14x devices in the BSL Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device MSP430F13x, MSP430F14x
1	P1.1
2	TCK
3	P2.2
4	RST/NMI
5	GND
6	VCC
7	-
8	-
9	-
10	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the TI MSP430F4xx devices in the BSL Mode

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R4 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R4 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device MSP430F4xx
1	P1.0
2	TCK
3	P1.1
4	RST/NMI
5	GND
6	VCC
7	-
8	-
9	-
10	-

AS-ISP-Cable connection for the Zilog Z8F devices

Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:

ChipProg-ISP

Recommended connection:

Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not consume too much energy. A capacity of the target power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external power supply. In this case the power output from the programmer should not be connected with the target. The target system should be tolerant to applying logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target from both the programmer and built-in or external power supply simultaneously.

Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R2 resistors is to isolate the programmed chip from rest of target system. Recommended value of resistors R1..R2 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the resistors.

ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
   1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
   1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
   1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
/Start is the input signal, active state is 0. This signal works as the Start button on the programmer.
  /Error, /Good, /Busy are output logical signals, active state is 0. They indicate the programmer status and work as the corresponding LEDs on the programmer case.

Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:

Programmer Output connector, BH-14	Target Device Z8Fxxxx
1	Vcc
2	RESET
3	GND
4	DBG
5	GND
6
7
8
9
10