Below is a clip from the Microchip PICkit 2 User's Guide.
In the third bullet point, I take this to mean that the PICkit 2 should be connected to a powered USB port at any time that the PICkit 2 is connected to a target board that has its own power supply.
Is my understanding correct? And if so, what would be the result if the PICkit 2 was not connected to a powered USB port, but was connected to a target board that has its own power supply?
In the third bullet point, I take this to mean that the PICkit 2 should be connected to a powered USB port at any time that the PICkit 2 is connected to a target board that has its own power supply.
Is my understanding correct? And if so, what would be the result if the PICkit 2 was not connected to a powered USB port, but was connected to a target board that has its own power supply?
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