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Originally Posted by Malibu_rod
Thank you for the response don't mind spending the extra money on a genuine programmer as I've read its hit and miss. One question is there are a lot of buying options ($255.00 programmer only, not bad). Looks like I don't need any type of adapter right?, I just wire it off the D-Sub connector. I'm assuming they give you a data sheet with the pin outs listed. Then I just wire up the pins I need (BKGD, RESET, VDDR (5v), VSS). Thanks again for the link.
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You are correct about not needing the adapter. The "Device Programmer S" option is the one you want. The programmer does not come with any accessories such as wires. The RS323/DB9 and wiring pinouts are listed in the manual, and they are also on the software (bkgd, reset, vss, and 5v are listed with their corresponding pin number in the software). To make things easier I purchased an RS323/DB9 breakout board (pictured below) and have the 4 wires attached to that.
