Hey Dwight, If you write something, I'd like to get a copy too. I finally got a working iuP 201. BTW I've been thinking of making a PC interface for the UPP 103. I've finally got some docs on it and found out that it only uses about six commands; three writes, two reads and one read status. I don't know what they are but it should be too hard to grab the data with a logic analyzer. I'm not planning on doing it anytime soon, right now I'm busy re-building some MDSs. BTRW do you know if there was ever any software written for ISIS to operate the iUP 201? Joe At 10:26 AM 7/7/03 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Tim > If someone else doesn't get you anything, I can write something >for you. I think you can easily drive it from the printer port >with an adapter cable( I've not totaled the signals needed ). > Some of the newer boards require sequencing that I don't have >information on but for cards that program things like 1702A's >or 2708's, I have info on the sequences needed. >Dwight > >>X-Authentication-Warning: huey.classiccmp.org: mailnull set sender to >cctalk-admin using -f >>From: "Tim Shaw" <T.Shaw(a)corp.amc.edu.au> >>To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org >>Subject: iUP-201 PC software >> >>Hi Robert >>I found your request for modules for a iUP201 Universal Programmer. >>I have just dusted off a iUP-201 we have had sitting on a shelf for as long >>as anyone here can remember. >>I cant help you with modules but I would be very grateful if you could help >>me with software to drive it from a PC. >>I need to use it to read the contents of a 2732 EPROM from an engine volume >>generator I hope to update. >> >>regards >> >>Tim Shaw T.Shaw(a)corp.amc.edu.au >>Senior Technical Officer (Elect) +61-3-63354805 Ph >>Technical Services +61-3-63266493 Fax >>Australian Maritime College www.amc.edu.au

There was an ISIS-based program from Intel for the iUP 201. In fact, that's what Intel supported it first under. The MS-DOS version came much later. The program is called IPPS. I can e-mail the ISIS version to whoever wants it. I have to look around for the DOS version, but I should have it, too. Joe wrote: -- Dave Mabry dmabry(a)mich.com Dossin Museum Underwater Research Team