Re: using Byron Jeff's TLVProgrammer
Byron A Jeff <[email protected]> Sat, 16 Dec 2006 17:40:57 -0500
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On Sat, Dec 16, 2006 at 01:12:06PM -0700, Maxim Wexler wrote: > > > >You won't let any smoke out I don't think. I find that you really need > >to doublecheck the settings to make sure they are attached to the correct > >pins > >and that the polarity is correct. > > > > OK what about this from .pkprc, negative 5 for instance? Nothing on the > TVLP page about that. .pkprc is a commented list so presumably this is > important info so I can't just put anything in here, can I? And another > thing: what does the hardware care what's in a file when I turn on the PS > before even starting the program? > > <...> > # pins assignation : negative value means inverted signal > # the following values are correct for classic Tait parallel programmer > vpp=-5 > vdd=-4 The two above should be positive. The 74HCT573 is a non-inverting buffer. > clock=3 > datao=2 These two are correct. > datai=10 So is datai > rw=25 Not sure what this parameter is. > delay=0 <...> > > Maxim