


(On Win7, and PH mk2 in my case) The instructions from Harvestman don't really correspond. "Here's a hint if using PicKit 3 and newest software. Other module manufacturers which upgrade via pickit include: Detailed instructions are provided in each download." Older modules with a 2-row, 10-pin header also require the Piston Honda ROM Programmer Board to adapt the PicKit connector, available from your Harvestman dealer. You must also have a Windows computer, or a Mac (command line only). In order to use them, you must have a Microchip PicKit2 programmer (PicKit3 also OK), available from many electronics supply stores. "These files will upgrade the functionality of your Harvestman modules.

MoogMusic in Canada will update the firmware of your modules for free. Press the button at the top of the UI that has a downward arrow and whose popup reads, "Make and Program device (Project )" The readme should contain something like, "PROCESSOR TYPE FOR PICKIT: DSPIC33FJ128GP310A"ġ0. Until you do that, the software won't find your module. The device specification is the long string of numbers and letters in the readme included in the firmware download. Attach the PicKit 3 to the module with its white arrow on the opposite side of the the module's other headers’ negative-indicated pin.Ĩ. Ensure that the firmware download’s folder names have no spaces.ģ. Press and hold the rotary encoder, then press the DESTINATION buttonĢ. "Here's the For Dummies step-by-step, no thinking involved recipe that worked for me on my Mac with a PicKit 3:ġ. This applies to the Stillson Hammer mk 2, as well as all modules updated via PickKit.įor Dummies Step-by-Step, No Thinking Involved Recipe Auxren's Excellent Guide to Upgrading SHmk][
