For
Windows 2000/ Windows NT/ Windows XP installation instructions see text file on
the floppy disk labelled
"PP Direct I/O".
Windows 95/98 installation instructions.
Although the PP program is a DOS based program, a shortcut
to the program can
be created under Windows using the following instructions.
1. Copy files on floppy to your hard disk.
From explorer click on C: and then
File...new folder.
Call it PP.
This should create a new folder on the
C drive called PP
Still using explorer select all files on the A: (floppy
disk) and drag
to the PP folder on the C drive.
Exit explorer.
2. Create shortcut to the PP software.
Using your mouse, right click a blank
area on the desktop and
select new shortcut.
In the Command line box type
C:\pp\pp.exe then click Next
Type JED PP as a name for the shortcut, then
select OK.
A new shortcut icon called JED PP should now appear on your desktop.
3. Change icon.
Using mouse right click the JED PP icon and select properties.
Select Program tab and click on Change Icon button.
Click on Browse,then look
in PP folder.
Select pp.ico and then click open, then Ok, then Ok.
The
icon for the JED PP shortcut should now look like a little blue DIP Eprom.
Double clicking on this icon will now run the pp software but any operations
within the program must use the keyboard. Type Q or use the cursor control keys
to scroll down the menu to Quit to exit the PP software.
NOTE: Most
modern PC's have multi function parallel (printer) ports as
standard, the
JED PC EPROM programmer requires the parallel port to be
defined as NORMAL,
or SPP mode.
This is achieved as part of the CMOS SETUP of the computer (usually
entered with the DEL key immediately after PC power on). The parallel
port
parameters are in the section "Integrated Peripherals", or "Chipset
Features Setup".
Note that where the Parallel Port is defined in the
SETUP may vary from
one computer to the next.
PROM
Types are defined in ppdef.dat and can be viewed/printed using the
definition
file editor ppd.exe.
Currently the following types are defined for AUTO mode :
INTEL :
2764A, 27C64, 87C64, 27128A, 27C128, 27256, 27C256, 87C257,
27512, 27C512,
27513, 27C513, 27010, 27C010, 27011, 27C011, 27C020, 27C040,
28F256,28F512,
28F010, 28F020
NATIONAL :
27C64, 27C64B, 27C128B,
27C256B, 27C512A, 27C010, 27C020
TI :
27C128, 27C256, 27C512, 27C010A
SIGNETICS
:
27C64A, 27C256, 27C512
MICROCHIP :
27C64, 27C128, 27C256, 27C512
ATMEL
(added in Vs 5.09) (does not program AT29C series):
AT27C128,
AT27C256, AT27C256R, AT27C512, AT27C512R, AT27C513, AT27C513R
AMD :
Am27C64, Am27C128, Am27C256, Am27C512, Am27C010, Am27C020, Am27C040,
Am28F256,
Am28F512, Am28F010, Am28F020, AM29F010, AM29F040
SGS - THOMPSON (ST):
TS27C64A, M27C256B, M27C512, M27C1001, M27C2001, M27C4001, 28F256 (12.0V),
28F256 (12.75V), 28F1001
CSI :
28F010
MACRONIX :
MX27C256,
MX27C1000, 27C4000
The following File Formats are
currently supported for both reading and
writing a disk file :
Binary
Intel Hex
Intel Extended Hex
Motorola S19
Motorola S28
Motorola
S37
The currently supported algorithms are as follows :
1 - The Intel Quick Programming Pulse Algorithm (most
common).
2 - No. 1, but with built in address latch.
3 - No. 1, but a
4k page addressed device.
4 - Intel (and equivalent) 28Fxxx series FLASH EPROM
Support.
5 - The Intel Intelligent Programming Algorithm.
6 - No. 5, but
a 4k page addressed device.
7 - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 29Fxxx FLASH
EPROM support.
8 -
9 -
10 -
11 -
V5.10 : released 17/04/03
Bug fix for 27C512 problem with bits programmed low
due to timing problem.
Fixed by internal timing adjustment, now ok for all
CPU speeds.
V5.09 : released 28/09/2001
Features added:
Allow operation
with Windows 2000/NT under program Direct I/O.
Support of some ATMEL Flash
parts.
23/8/2000
Features added: Shareware Motorola S Record to binary
convertor program
supplied as separate program "srec2bin.exe". This
allows for mixed field
length S-Records to be converted. Run program in a
MSDOS session for
command line instructions. This will be incorporated into
the PP.EXE
program in its next version.
V5.08 : Released 29/1/96
Fixes:
- Nil.
Features Added:
- Support of AMD 29Fxxx FLASH EPROM's.
V5.06
: Released 14/4/93
Fixes:
- Occasionally on powerup, an error would occur
during the first read of the
EPROM.
Features Added:
- No features
added in this release.
V5.05 : Released 13/1/93
Fixes:
- A
problem with the FLASH erase whereby the first byte was not verified
correctly
after erasure.
- The FLASH end address was not updated correctly during an
erase.
Features Added:
- No features added in this release.
V5.04 : Released 19/8/92
Fixes:
- File format INTEL EXT. HEX initialization
was wrong in some circumstances.
Features Added:
- No features added in
this release.
V5.03 : Released 17/7/92
Fixes:
- Problem with
accepting Motorola S5 and S0 file records.
- Altered scrolling features for
non-blank and non-verify so they don't
wiz by!
Features Added:
-
Faster programming algorithms.
V5.02 : Released 9/9/91
Fixes:
- Manual mode "Use Standard Algorithm" changed wrong option.
Features
Added:
- No features Added in this release.
V5.01 : Released 29/8/91
Features Added:
- Auto blank on/off option added.
The End!