I cannot get SN74LS86AN's pinout configuration. I can't find the MOSI, MISO, VCC, ground, RESET and SCK pins. Help me find the pins.
Go right to the source: ti.com
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/sn74ls86a.pdf
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/sn74hc86.pdf
Just a logic gate tho, no inherent SPI connections.
I can't find the MOSI, MISO, VCC, ground, RESET and SCK pins.
Can't be a SN74LS86AN
How do I connect my USBasp to this microcontroller. I need to know the MISO, MOSI, SCK, RESET pins. In the datasheet, I can see the GND and Vcc pins, but I am not able to find the MOSI, MISO, SCK and RESET Pins. I am using USBasp for programming Microcontrollers.
VishalSubramanyam:
How do I connect my USBasp to this microcontroller.
Which microcontroller?
A 7486 is just four two-input XOR gates.
How do I connect my USBasp to this microcontroller. I need to know the MISO, MOSI, SCK, RESET pins. In the datasheet, I can see the GND and Vcc pins, but I am not able to find the MOSI, MISO, SCK and RESET Pins. I am using USBasp for programming Microcontrollers.
What USBasp? to what Microcontroller?
Please VishalSubramanyam you are talking gibberish, the 86 is a quad logic gate that has nothing to do with SPI, nobody seems to know that USBasp is, you have not stated what processor you are using.
In short you are wasting everyone's time unless you can explain the problem and the hardware being used.
Rob
Did someone sell you an SN74LS86 telling you it was a microcontroller? If so, you got ripped off. I hope it was cheap!
The USBasp is a programmer
http://www.fischl.de/usbasp/
But nothing to do with a 74LS86.
I think th OP as slunk off in embarrassment.
Somebody told me that 74LS86 was a microcontroller and I bought it. Sorry for wasting your time. Just out of curiosity, what is a Gate. Can you explain it.
Google is your friend:
I guess they were pulling your leg eh 
A "gate" typically has 2 inputs (although can be more) and one output and the output is high or low according to the levels on the inputs and the logic function of the gate. The particular chip is a "quad XOR gate", you can look that up as well.
Rob