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Baseline and mid-range PIC training and dev board operation guide Page 4
Operation
The training board consists of a number of functional blocks, as shown:
Plug your PIC microcontroller into one of the PIC sockets:
 Socket U1, marked ‘10F’, is for PIC10F devices
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 The upper section of socket U2, marked ‘12F’, is for 8-pin PIC12F devices
 The whole of socket U2, marked ‘16F’, is for 14-pin PIC16F devices
Note: you must plug a PIC into ONLY ONE socket at once. If you’ve been using a PIC10F and want to
use a PIC12F or PIC16F, remove the PIC10F from the ‘10F’ socket first!
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Although PIC10Fs are 6-pin devices, only those supplied in 8-pin DIP packages can be used (directly) with this
training board. Only 6 pins of the 8-pin package are available for use; the PIC10F is still a 6-pin device.
ICSP
Oscillators
Switches
Potentiometer
and LDR 1
Breadboard
Expansion
Piezo sounder
7-segment LED displays
DC power
PIC sockets
Variable freq.
oscillator
LDR 2
LEDs