looking for X-Mod Programmer Cable Picture

[icp-ms]

I bought a Programmer (ICProg-AVR). Now I need a good picture of the Cable, to build one
The resolution on Niedfeldts Guide is not good enought

[athomas]

You also need a $250 crimper to make the necessary pin connections.

[icp-ms]

Tell me, where can i get a df13 crimp Tool for 250$?
i just Found them for about 800$
but this would be no problem, i just Need a picture of the Cable :)

[athomas]

I bought mine on sale at digikey for around $200. I think the regular price is only around $250. The $800 dollar crimpers are industrial assembly line units.

Here is a picture of the cable on my programmer.

[splatzone]

I bought a Programmer (ICProg-AVR). Now I need a good picture of the Cable, to build one
The resolution on Niedfeldts Guide is not good enought

where did you find your programmer at?

[athomas]

Atmel sent me the programmer for free a few years ago. They had a promotional give away. It is an AVR ISP. It has a serial interface and has since been replaced in the market by the MKII ISP which has a USB interface. I use mine with a serial to USB converter. It works great. I also have the STK500 for prototyping and programming AVRs that require high voltage programming.

If you need a programmer for cheap get one of the USB kits for $15. AVR USB programmer kit

They also have the MKII programmer for $30. MKII Programmer

[splatzone]

are the pins the same?

i have the crimper to make the cables. but where is a good source for the ends.

[athomas]

Order the connectors from Digikey, Mouser, or any electronic/electrical supplier.

[splatzone]

you have the part number or exact name. i have a big book from Allied. and just can't find them

[athomas]

I don't have the exact number off the top of my head, but they are Molex pico-blades, 1.25mm.

[icp-ms]

I bought my programmer at www.ic-board.de

http://www.ic-board.de/product_info.php?info=p63_ICprog-AVR2-0---Kabelsatz.html

flashing the board was no problem :)