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projects:nanu-nanu [2015/03/25 14:39] darronprojects:nanu-nanu [2017/02/20 01:53] (current) – [Credits and thanks] darron
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-Nanu nanu is Microchip PIC32MX ICSP for the Arduino.+This is Microchip PIC32 ICSP (in circuit serial programmer) for AVR micro-controllers. Nanu nanu allows an AVR to program the flash on a PIC32
  
 It has been developed specifically for [[:boards:nano|Arduino Nano 3.0]] clones with CH340G UARTs and [[:boards:mini|Arduino Pro Mini]] clones but will work with any AVR based Arduino clone such as the [[:boards:rkat28sb|RKAT28sb]]. It has been developed specifically for [[:boards:nano|Arduino Nano 3.0]] clones with CH340G UARTs and [[:boards:mini|Arduino Pro Mini]] clones but will work with any AVR based Arduino clone such as the [[:boards:rkat28sb|RKAT28sb]].
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 === Credits and thanks === === Credits and thanks ===
  
-This software was written by Darron M Broad and is an adaptation of [[:projects:pickle|Pickle Microchip PIC ICSP]].+This software was written by Darron M Broad in December 2014 and is an adaptation of [[:projects:pickle|Pickle Microchip PIC ICSP]].
  
-This project was inspired by the retrobsd forum post by R. Rozee.+This project was inspired by retrobsd forum post by Robert Rozee where it was  used to demonstrate programming a PIC32 using ICSP with pic32prog.
  
 === Install === === Install ===
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 For 3V3 arduino devices we use a source mode of operation and for 5V devices we use a sink mode when programming the PIC. For 3V3 arduino devices we use a source mode of operation and for 5V devices we use a sink mode when programming the PIC.
  
-Source or sink mode is selected the make file. Only change this setting if you know what you are doing and likewise, do not run a 3V3 device at 5V.+Source or sink mode is selected in the make file. Only change this setting if you know what you are doing and likewise, do not run a 3V3 device at 5V.
  
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