ICD 4 Components

MPLAB® ICD 4 In-circuit Debugger components

The components of the MPLAB® ICD 4 In-Circuit Debugger system are:

  • A puck-shaped MPLAB ICD 4 unit housed in a durable, black case with a brushed aluminum top which is accented with an LED indicator bar, a Mini-B USB connector, an RJ-45 connector, and a power connector
  • A Mini-B USB cable to provide communication between the debugger and a computer and to provide power from the computer to the debugger
  • A 6-inch modular cable (6-pin RJ-11 type) to connect the MPLAB ICD 4 unit to a header module or target board
  • An ICD Test Interface Module (AC164113) to self-test the debugger

Basic Debugger System

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Additional hardware and accessories may be ordered separately from Microchip Direct:

  • Power supply (Part Number AC002014) to provide up to 1 A of power to the target application
  • Transition sockets
  • ICD headers
  • MPLAB® processor extension kits
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