M3655
Pocket USB Port EPROM Programmer
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M3655
Pocket USB Port EPROM Programmer
This product supercedes the M3159
Now with USB connection
(was parallel port connection to LPT 1, 2 or 3.)
The software automatically
searches for the connection.
Windows based programming
software
operates under Windows 95/98/ NT/2000/XP.
A 32 pin ZIF socket
is provided on the unit.
It will program 16K to 8Mbit EPROMs without adaptors,
and a large range of other chips, some require an adaptor. See table below.
e.g. 5 Socket Gang, EPROM Emulator
for emulating 2716 - 27256 EPROMs, see list below.
A
16 bit/ 40 pin adaptor (EP 16) for programming 16-bit EPROMs (27C010, 27C220,
etc) is available.
Fully featured software provides ease of use including
auto port detect to simplify setup.
It accepts Binary-Intel / Extended Intel
- Motorola S19 / S28 / S37 and Tektronics Hex formats.
An external power
pack provides all power requirements,
9VDC 500mA, cylindrical
DC plug, ID 2.5mm, OD 5mm (suppled for Australian customers).
Data sheets on the M3655 Programmer (.pdf)
M3655 Pocket USB Port EPROM Programmer: $474+GST ($521.40 inc GST) 8/10
Readme file: click here (text file, contains list of files supplied, and general notes about usage).
Download
latest Windows software v3.15, mid 2008 (1.33MB, right click, and
save)
Download and install this to see the latest device
list.
Download older Windows software, Jan 2004 (616KB, right click, and save)
Information about using the Pocket Programmer
| Adaptor not required for the following: Please download the data sheets (link below) for recent information EPROM: 2716 2732/A 2764 2764/A 27128/A 27256
27512 512K 64Kx8: 27C512 27C512 27513
27C513 EEPROM: 28(C)16 28(C)17 28(C)64 28(C)256 28(C)010 | FLASH:
28F256 28F512 28F010 28F020 Dallas RAM: DS1220Y DS1225Y DS1230Y DS1245Y DS1630Y
DS1645Y 57(C)xxx series ?? Cypress EPROM: CY7C291A CY27C256 |
| Adaptor is required for the following: Please download the data sheets (link below) for recent information. EPROM 16-bit: 27C210 27C220 27C240 27C280 Old EPROM: 2708 (M3293 EP-16 Adaptor required) PROM: 82S23
82S23A 82S123 82S123A 82S126 82S126A 82S129 82S129A 82S130 82S130A 82S131 82S131A
74S188 74S287 74S288 74S387 74S570 74S571 74S570A 74S571A 74S571B (M3158 PROM Adaptor req'd) LV
Flash 29LV040 requires an adapter. The price will be around $170+GST. This adapter does not have a zif socket on it, only a header so you can plug on a PLCC adapter as most of these parts are in PLCC format. 87 Series: 8741 8742 8748 8748H 8749H (M3292 874X Adaptor req'd) 8751H
87C51H 87C52H 87C54H 87C58H 87C51FB/FC |
PIC Microcontrollers (M3287 PIC Adaptor required) 12C508 16C52 16C61 16C71
16C83 16C554 16C620 Serial EEPROM: (M3291 Serial Adaptor required)
2444 59C11 Atmel AVR: (M3562 Adaptor is required) 40-pin: AT90S4414 AT90S8515 |
Optional Adaptors for M3655 (& M3159): |
w/o GST 8/10 |
| M3124 EP-16 a 40 Pin Adaptor for 16 bit EPROMs (27C210, 27C220,etc) ?? | $185+GST |
| M3291 Serial Adaptor for 8 pin serial EEPROMs (24(C)XX / 85(C)XX / 93(C)XX) ?? |
$207 +GST |
| M3292 874X Adaptor for programming 8741 / 42 / 48 & 49 MCU's ?? |
$205 +GST |
| M3286 875X Adaptor for programming 8751 / 52 / 54 & 58 MCU's | $207
+GST |
| M3161 5 Socket Gang for programming up to five 28 pin devices at a time | $247
+GST |
| M3296 EPROM Emulator for emulating 2716 - 27256 EPROMs | $271 +GST |
| M3290 PLCC Adaptor for PLCC packaging, supports 32-pin
PLCC More info, click here | $POA |
| M3363 PLCC Adaptor for 8751/52/54 & 58 MCU's 44-pin?? |
|
| M3293 2708 Adaptor for programming three supply 2708 EPROMs | |
| M3287 PIC Adaptor for programming 16C5X PIC microcontrollers List of PIC chips | $248 +GST |
| M3158 PROM Adaptor for programming 16 pin X4 & X8 PROMs (82S / 74SXXX) | $354 +GST |
| M3295 Static RAM Tester for
testing 2K -128K x 8. Software can do automatic speed testing from 10 - 250 ns (2ns increments) or can be manually set. | |
| M3562 Atmel AVR adaptor |
|
| Software Features of M3159 - 24 Commands | ||
| 1. Blank Check | 9. Change Vpp Voltage | 17. Change Default Drive |
| 2. Program Eprom from Buffer | 10. Change Program Type | 18. Change File Type |
| 3. Verify Eprom to Buffer | 11. Change Buffer Address | 19. Dump Memory |
| 4. Move Eprom to Buffer | 12. Save Configuration | 20. Fill Memory With Byte |
| 5. Program Compare | 13. Save Buffer to Disk | 21. Edit Memory |
| 6. Fill Buffer with FF's | 14. Load Buffer from Disk | 22. Find Byte Sequence |
| 7. Create Check Sum Byte | 15. Append Files to Buffer | 23. Move Memory |
| 8. Change Eprom Type | 16. Directory | 24. Help |
EPROM Erasers, please see the end of this page
Leaper-3
EPROM Programmer Leap Electronics stand-alone or PC based
via parallel port. zke
Two 32-pin
sockets.
LCD: 2 lines of 16 char.
5 control buttons. Small
16x11x4.5cm. DOS software provided
Programs 2732-27C080, 2817,
2864, 28256, 28010; Flash 28F256-28F020, 28F4000, AT29C256/010-040; SRAM 6264-628512.
Stand-alone or PC based via parallel port. $665+GST 1/07
Australian made. Connects to the parallel (printer) port of an IBM-PC or compatible, and so can be used with Notebook computers. It has its own plug-pack power supply. DOS Software included.
Has a 32-pin ZIF socket.
Programs from 2764 up to 27010/020/040/080
& CMOS versions
27C64 up to 27C010/C020/C040/C080, and 27C513/513R.
Atmel EPROMs 27C512/512R/513/513R,
Intel 28F256/512/010/020 flash PROMs can be erased and programmed.
AMD
28F256/512/010/020, AMD 29F010/040,
SGS 28F256/1001,
CSI 28F010
Does not do LV low voltage 3V devices.
Cannot
do page mode devices like SST or similar EEPROMs.
These have serious timing
hassles with windows timing. If Windows or DOS RTC interrupts during a page transfer,
a partial page programming cycle begins and data pages are incomplete.
Adaptor PLCC32 to DIP32 is available for PLCC devices, Australian made, see
below.
It uses ejector socket for easy PLCC insertion and removal.
A Windows 2000/Windows NT version of the PROM Programmer software is available, see below.
Release
Notes with full device list: click here
Note: The following devices
use a new internal programming method involving a 128 byte internal buffer:
SST
EEPROMs, Atmel 29F010, 29F040
Because of Windows multitasking,
internal timeouts can occur when running under Windows, resulting in programming
errors.
Menu driven software is provided for
IBM-PC.
The programmer can use the automatic identifier mode to identify
devices inserted and to select the programming algorithm (i.e. all 27C.... chips).
For older devices without an ID signature, the device type may be selected
from the PC.
Does not program EEPROMs 28C...
A PROM may be programmed with very few keystrokes as the sequence of blank check, program then verify runs automatically.
An editor is provided. PROMs can be read and saved
to disk, edited, and programmed to a new device.
Various Intel and Motorola
file formats may be converted to .BIN format before use.
.BIN files may be
examined and edited, byte by byte. PROM data may be examined directly.
A configuration
file stores the options selected and restores them next time the programmer is
used.
The programmer measures 155 x 90 x 37 mm, and connects to the PC's
parallel printer port via a ribbon cable. Mains plug pack included.
Software
provided runs under DOS, or in a DOS Window under Windows 3.1/95/98, or NT / 2000
/ XP, provided these were installed with DOS Windows enabled. For
operation with Windows NT / 2000 / XP, see below..
Parallel port of computer
should be set to SPP, Standard Parallel Port.
JED
PC EPROM Programmer: $300+GST ($330 inc GST)
Download standard software Vs 5.08 for JED PC Programmer (can use LPT port address 378 or 278)
Download
standard software Vs 5.10 for JED PC Programmer (uses LPT
port 378 only)
Corrects
27C512 problem in fast computers. Just copy this over previous versions,
after unzipping.
Operation of JED PC Programmer
with Windows NT
/ 2000 / XP
A program called DirectIO
is required: $70+GST ($77 inc GST),
When run first, it allows DOS programs
to run under Win2000/ NT/ XP,
and to access the printer port.
Programmer
software Vs5.09 or Vs5.10 is required to work with the DirectIO program.
Vs 5.09 & 5.10 use LPT port address 378 only, which is used by nearly all
computers by default.
It can be set in the BIOS CMOS setup of the computer.
DirectIO setup instructions for v. 5.10 DirectIO setup instructions for v. 5.09 (.txt file)
To find out your LPT port address: In a DOS window, start (i.e. type) debug <enter> , then d 0:400 <enter>
In the centre of the screen between the columns of numbers there are hyphens.
To the right of the hyphen on the top line is the LPT address, reversed.
For example 78 03 indicates address 378, and 78 02 indicates address 278.
JED756 PLCC32
to DIP32 adaptor, Australian made, for
1M, 2M, 4M & 8M chips $165+GST ($181.50 incl GST).
JED757 PLCC32 to DIP28 adaptor, Australian
made, for under 1M chips $165+GST ($181.50 incl GST).
They
use an ejector socket for easy PLCC insertion and removal. PLCC
is an acronym for Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier
All PLCC Eprom/Flash have 32 pins.
The pinout format changes for devices 1M and up.
PLCC versions of 27256/27512/27010/27020/27040 all have 32 pins.In the dual-in-line format (the socket on the programmer is dual-in-line),
chips up to 512Kbit have 28 pins; 1Mbit & up have 32 pins
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• fast • cascadable •
data backup • for all target systems
Parallel Port Connection - Fast Access Time (< 60 ns) - Real-Time
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Virtual Terminal and Trace Buffer
Windows 9x/Me/2000/NT/XP User
Interface
multiROM replaces the EPROM or FLASH memory of the system under development, thus allowing a very fast uploading of the user's code directly onto the instrument's built-in emulation memory.
During the emulation,
the uploaded code can be watched, edited and analyzed in realtime.
multiROM
is connected to the host PC through a standard parallel port. multiROM
emulates up to 8 or 16 Mbit devices, with data bus widths of 8 and 16 bits.
MultiROM can emulate 2.7 V, 3.3 V and 5 V devices, thanks to its internal circuitry
- no external adapter is needed, thus ensuring no increase in memory access time.
The Live Access feature on the "L" models, allows the host
PC to transparently view/edit the memory under emulation in real time, without
in no way affecting the target's memory access timings (no wait states inserted).
multiROM also features Virtual Terminal, a communication channel between
the host PC and the target system which allows the latter to send messages to
theformer during the emulation (and vice-versa).
The emulators provide
an output Reset signal that can be generated as needed.
multiROM,
additionally, can generate a Trigger Out signal (depending on memory access
conditions specified in the user interface) that can be used by the target system.
A trace buffer is also built in into the instrument. multiROM
Series ROM Emulators come with a powerful user interface for Windows 9x/Me/2000/NT/XP,
parallel cable, DIP-32 emulation pod and user's manual.
Adapters for other
packages are available on request.
An interface library (DLL) for Windows is available (order code 237-00149 $495.00 + GST ) to interface the product with custom developed applications.
Each multiROM package includes a DIP-32 Emulation Pod.
Softec multiROM8 8/16 bit, 8 Mbit Emulation Buffer,
2.7, 3.3 and 5V devices, Virtual Terminal, Trace Buffer $1435+GST 1/07
Softec multiROM8L as above, with Live Access Real Time Emulation
$1860+GST
Softec multiROM16
8/16 bit, 16 Mbit Emulation Buffer, 2.7, 3.3 and 5 V Devices,
Virtual Terminal, Trace Buffer $1795+GST
multiROM16
Data: click here (.pdf file)
Softec multiROM16L as
above, with Live Access Real Time Emulation $2285+GST
Leaper
EPROM Emulators Data on WICE-8MA Data sheet on Wice-8MA / FWH: click here (.pdf file) xke
WICE in-circuit emulator for developing & debugging EPROM applications
up to 4 or 8Mb.
Interface to PC via printer port, with DOS, Win3.1 or Win95/NT/2000/XP
(note the 'A' in the part no. indicates that Windows SW is provided).
Two
32-pin pods, 40-pin pod. Access time10-80msec. Includes power supply.
WICE-8MA: 8Mb, 8-bit or 16-bit, does up to
27040 x2 or 27080 x1, with cable & software $1295+GST 1/07
Options:
PLCC adaptor
28F002 module driver
WICE-FWH/LPC:
Board of emulate FWH/LPC devices
Prices
do not include GST and may change without notice.
EPROM ErasersLeap UV Eraser zkezLER-121A
UV EPROM Eraser LER-4W Spare lamp for LER121A: $84+GST |  |
Two layer design utilizes the top and bottom
areas of the UV tube:
Top layer capacity: 110mm, up to 8 pieces of 32 pin
DIP ICs.
Bottom Layer (drawer) capacity: Up to 9 pieces of 40 pin DIP ICs.
Top layer features a stair type receptable for ICs.This ensure that all 24,
28,and 32 pin ICs are positioned correctly for maximum UV exposure.(IC windows
face downward through an opening in the receptacle.)
Automatic UV shut off
switches protect users from UV exposure when opening the top cover or bottom drawer.
Anti-static sponge surfaces provide ICs with protection from static.
Chipmax
AT-701 Data
Power-on LED indicators. AT-701: $260 ($286
incl GST) 11/06
SE1T-240
LOW VOLUME, UP TO 5 DEVICES, WITH TIMER $562+GST
8/08
G4T5 INDIVIDUAL
TUBE FOR SE1T ERASER $69+GST
ME90
Production Eraser - Lawtronics Capacity: 90 eproms
24-pin or 50 eproms 40-pin
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UV Intensity: 8000uW/sqcm
Board area: 260 x 260 x 25mm
Timer: 60 minute and elapse
Indicators:
Erase; lamp fail x6 Manufacturers
web site: click here
Dimensions: 175h x 355w x 345d mm, Weight: 12kg
ME90: $2595.00 + GST
SE6T-240 Production Eraser, up to 48 devices $2070 inc GST dln Manufacturers web site: click here
SE100T-240 Bulk Eraser, up to 100 devices $3620 inc GST
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