TLDR: Install the Mighty AVR Board Library and make shure to edit the right Programmers. This might also only be relevant, if you want to use it to flash a ATmega Bootloader, but you might also have to navigate to the Mighty AVR folder located there to get it installed properly. I´m not sure why, but all Boards and stuff were installed there and not in the documents folder. So I did not write them in the Programmers.txt in the Arduino Folder, but in the Programmer.txt in" AppData/local/Arduino15/packages/arduino/hardware/avr/1.8.3.". Then close the Window and IDE and continue with the other Stepps form RuVics Another thing I had to do, to get the Pickit Programmer to show up, was to insert the commands in a different location.
Go to Tools/Board/Board Manager and search for Mighty AVR ("Mighty" should be enough) 4. Under "Additional Board manager URLs" Type in: " " (without ") (If you already added some links, separate them with a comma. Open the IDE and go to File/Preferences 2. This took me far to long to figure out that I needed to install it. The PicKit 3 Pin Number 4 is called PGD/ICSPDATProgram Data(PDG) is connected to the In Circuit Serial Programming.
The PicKit 3 Pin Number 3 is called Ground Ground pin of the system. We publish the updated and managed Microchips PIC microcontroller and EEPROM database here. I the Pickit to work (sort of), but maybe you could include an instruction for downloading and setting up the mighty core. The PicKit 3 Pin Number 2 is called VDD (Target) Target voltage of PIC, 5V or 3.3V otwis sidebarotw-sidebar-2 PicKit 3 Pin Number 3. The intent of PICKit 2Plus and the PICKit 3Plus is to support programming of PIC microcontrollers and EEPROMS. I want to use this to flash a Bootloader on my Ender 5.
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