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Koevoet · Post by **Koevoet** » Sat May 09, 2009 1:33 pm

In the images below is the setup for the following eeproms , these are only rough for now , the reason i am posting this is so people can see how these eeproms are connected when not done In Situe . Please note this was done for testing purposes to improve the NT software , as soon as i have time i will make a proper lead and give a more detailed tutorial on the specifics.

Regards

Bad_Ad84 · Post by **Bad_Ad84** » Thu Jan 07, 2010 10:08 am

yeah i already made an adapter like this, i used some vero and my "proper" programmers adapter to rig something up.

what did you use for power? i had to rig up an external power source.

edit:

here are some pics of mine (yes, i know iphone camera sucks)

Koevoet · Post by **Koevoet** » Fri Jan 08, 2010 2:22 am

Nice setup you made there , i kind of abandoned this project as it seemed there was no interest in the Eeproms. But to answer your question , i too used an external power source , i contemplated using the power on the NT itself but figured i would end up doing more harm than good that way.

Regards

Bad_Ad84 · Post by **Bad_Ad84** » Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:25 pm

thats a shame, i use my rig above all the time...

its extremely fast compared to my usb universal programmer.

Koevoet · Post by **Koevoet** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 8:17 am

The speeds are amazing compared to the normal programmers . The problem with most things, are people in forums tend not to be willing to contribute , all they want to do is leech , so in waiting for people to come up with ideas on how to make a useful adapter etc, went down the pan , as it seemed as if i was the only person that was using it for programming Eeproms. Good to see you are making use out of it , by designing your own setup.

Regards

Post by **usbbdm** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 8:44 am

The speed for EEPROM is not optimized compare to other targets. I know for some larget EEPROM the speed can be important. I do not have a lot of target to test and at the time of development rely on Koevoet to test.

I think for larget EEPROM the speed can be 10 times faster because large EEPROM allow faster clock. The current code uses the same slow clock for all the EEPROMs.

Bad_Ad84 · Post by **Bad_Ad84** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 10:43 am

i intend to improve the design and make a proper pcb for it, when i get around to it ill post it up here.

ilavu · Post by **ilavu** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 8:09 am

If you can not contribute to this site than get out of here.....You MF.

moddog · Post by **moddog** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 8:56 am

Take your ad to Ebay!!

CAPONE · Post by **CAPONE** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 12:55 pm

ilavu wrote:If you can not contribute to this site than get out of here.....You MF.

moddog wrote:Take your ad to Ebay!!

Guys Don't let his post count fool you. Hes a very knowledgeable Person and Admin ot another Forum. Seams to Me He is Only Pointing out Yet another Good Use for the USBJTAG NT. While I use a Simple Serial Programmer to read and write to EEPROM's Its good to Know the USBJTAG NT Can Also Handle the Task.

moddog · Post by **moddog** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 3:18 pm

TUNDRA wrote:Guys Don't let his post count fool you. Hes a very knowledgeable Person and Admin ot another Forum. Seams to Me He is Only Pointing out Yet another Good Use for the USBJTAG NT. While I use a Simple Serial Programmer to read and write to EEPROM's Its good to Know the USBJTAG NT Can Also Handle the Task.

Tundra did you see the ads to day, a guy post a old lot of ad but admin move them (not eeprom) lol:D

CAPONE · Post by **CAPONE** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 4:59 pm

moddog wrote:Tundra did you see the ads to day, a guy post a old lot of ad but admin move them (not eeprom) lol:D

Oh. OK

No I didn't see them. I hate them AssHoles. I will Usualy Ask them to Atleast Post Nude Pictures of there Mother ( If MILF ) Or Girlfriends NUDE. LOL

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