MPLAB ICD3 yesy interface module

[Gods]

Good morning,
I bought a used MPLAB ICD3 debugger tool but the AC164113 test module is missing. I looked at the price of new but it's quite expensive. As it is not complicated to build yourself, I wonder where I can find its diagram and the PIC 10F202 programming file?
Thanks.

[John Lawton]

There's one on Ebay and you might be able to trace the circuit from that, but the programming file is another problem... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195051966602

[Gods]

yes I know but with shipping and taxes it costs me US. $48, almost as much as the ICD3 cost me...

[John Lawton]

I thought you could trace the circuit by looking at the pictures of the pcb?

[tumbleweed]

You could John, but as you said I don't think there's much hope of finding the PIC10F202 programming info to go along with it.

[Gods]

I made a possible electrical diagram but there is no hope if there is no software to put inside... 

[Gabi]

Try this, might work or might not work, from a never used same board packed together with a ICD-4.

[tumbleweed]

Try this, might work or might not work, from a never used same board packed together with a ICD-4.

If that's data read from a device it's been code protected.
The program area in the hex file is all 00

[Gods]

Try this, might work or might not work, from a never used same board packed together with a ICD-4.

Is Code protected. Thanks anyway Gabi.

[Gods]

In this case the chip is not read correctly. It must be removed from the board and read by a programmer. if it is read directly in its PCB by the ICD it does not work and it gives fanciful values. (The ICD is connected to the GPIO pins of the PIC)

[Gods]

I finally bought myself a new module...
The code is not protected: PIC10F202@PDIP8.zip