Joe, have you approached the JDR folks to see if they will provide you
with software to adjust the algorithyms? I did that on my Xeltek, and
got a rather nice package that I use to read 6530's 9316a/b/c's 2708's
etc. I understand that Xeltek doesn't release that any more though...
John :-#)#
wrote:
>
> On Mon, 3 May 1999, Clay Cowgill wrote:
>
> > > Can anyone recommend a good EPROM burner?
> > >
> > I'm really fond of my "EMUP" (JDR Microdevices/MCT). Does PALs, GALs,
> > EEPROMs, EPROMs, Flash, tests TTL and CMOS logic, test SRAMs, etc. The
> > software, alas, kinda sucks. It's also DOS based.
>
> Actually, I kinda like the software.....I've seen much worse.
>
> I have the same programmer, and I love the chip testing features
> of the programmer. Has anybody ever figured out how to write test vectors
> of other chip types? It was kind of annoying when I wanted to test a chip
> and it wasn't supported.
>
> I figure that stuff is in some .dat file, rather than in the
> source itself, but I might be wrong. The RAMs supported are only a subset
> of what it can support, as well...
>
> Joe
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