27 Jan
2012
27 Jan
'12
1:44 a.m.
I have and use multiple programmers. I don't know
of one device that
handles every device I have burned in the past 10 years.
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Beeprog from elnec does...Only the 2708 chips needs an adapter.
may be USB ports in 20 years, but I doubt that a
Windows application I
buy today will run natively in 20 years. Interfaces tend to stick
Thats why I love elnec. Take a look on their site and see how long they
support old programmers with updates.
OTOH, I have the source for the download app for the
EPROM emulator I
use, so as long as I can stuff bits down a pipe at 9600-N-1 from a
machine with a C compiler, I should be able to use that to emulate
JEDEC EPROMs. It runs on VMS, it runs on DOS, it runs on UNIX. I
think I'm set there.
Is this a commercial emulator? Has an hex editor integrated? I'm looking
to make my eprom emulator compatible with something good.