#The prog84 programmer requires the following bits to be named:
#  power --- set to 1 when the programmer wants the PIC's Vdd = +5v
#  mclr  --- set to 1 when the programmer wants the PIC's /MCLR = +13v
#  clock --- used to clock data into the PIC (connect to PIC pin 12)
#  data  --- used to write data (pin 13)
#  data_f -- sense return for data (pin 13)
#  clock_f - sense return for clock (pin 12)

#  rb6   --- synonym for "clock"
#  rb7   --- synonym for "data"
#  rb6_f --- synonym for "clock_f"
#  rb7_f --- synonym for "data_f"

### for parallel port: (0x3bc, 0x378, 0x278)
# base = 0x378

# power = !d1
# mclr: !d0
# rb7: d2
# rb6: !d3
# rb7_f = ack

# lp_cfg for use with an ITU PIC-1+ programmer
# 22oct1999, Geoffrey Wossum (gwossum@acm.org)
#base= 0x378
#power= d2
#mclr= d3
#rb7= ~d0
#rb6= ~d1
#rb7_f= ~ack
#clock_f=

### for serial port:
base= 0x3f8     # com1, ttyS0
#base= 0x2f8    # com2, ttyS1
#base= 0x3e8    # com3, ttyS2
#base= 0x2e8	# com4, ttyS3

#dos only:
#loop = 78


#settings for UniprogIV / BR870 and similar seriel PIC programmers.
# br870 and uniprogIV have the same settings. These should
# also work for ludpipo style programmers. The type can be omitted
# and individual settings selected .
# "br870",  "uniprogIV" or "br875"  :
#uniprogIV

# Instead of br875, standard uniprogIV/br870 settings and the
# following may be used :
#no_power_C4C8 = 1

# Only needed if programmer is different from above list,

# settings for BR870/uniprogIV/ludpipo 
# (not necesary if type specified above):
#power: TxD
#mclr: TxD
#data: DTR
#data_f: CTS
#clock: RTS

# settings for the serial pic programmer described in README:
#power: DTR
#mclr: DTR
#data: TxD
#data_f: CTS
#clock: RTS

power: TxD
mclr: TxD
data: DTR
data_f: CTS
clock: RTS