What kind of printer port does it want? I take it it would want a
bidirectional port (not the old style printer port), but does it specify
something like "ECP" or "EPP"? If so, did you go into your computer's
BIOS setup and make sure your port was defined that way?
Matt Rossiter wrote:
> I just bought the Willem Eprom Programmer. I am hoping someone can
> help me out with a couple of easy questions about setup. I think the
> version I have is called “PCB3”. I think this one has added support
> for earlier eproms like 2716 and 2732.
>
> Let’s say I just want to do a simple blank check on a 2716 eprom.
>
> Step 1: Verify that it’s blank on my Data I/O just to make sure. – Ok
> it’s definitely blank.
>
> Step2: Connect the Willems eprom programmer to my computer using the
> Parallel port. Ok. All the lights are on and look good.
>
> Step3: Bring up the Software. Click Device -> EPROM -> 27XX -> 2716 – Ok
>
> Step4: Click the button that says “Willem” so that it changes to PCB3
> (since that’s the board I’m using) – OK
>
> Step5: Set the Jumper switches according to the diagram in the
> software – Ok
>
> Step6: Put in the chip and click “Blank Check”
>
> Am I missing any steps? I keep getting “Device not Empty”
>
> Furthermore if I read the eprom, store the data to a binary file and
> try to verify it with Romident it fails.
>
> Or if I load an eprom from a file and then compare it with a rom with
> the same code it fails. I’ve tried this with 2716, 2732, 27c4001 and
> 27c010.
>
> So I think I must be doing something wrong.
>
> Could someone offer me some help?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Matt
>
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