Re: Still having eprom troubles

From: John Robertson <pinball_at_telus.net>
Date: Sat Sep 30 2006 - 11:02:37 EDT

It would appear that something is wrong with your programmer. 0800h
is the start of the top 1/2 of the 2532 and if it is not programming
then there is a problem with Address 11 at the Eprom. could be a bad
test socket, bad solder connection to the test socket, Programming
Logic, or???

If the programmer is new I would be talking to the manufacturer.

If it is old then I would suggest you join the Tech Tools List (TTL)
and ask for help there - or simply get another unit.

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John :-#)#

At 7:08 AM -0700 9/30/06, Cameron Rector wrote:
>Hello all,
>I am still having trouble programming my eproms. I thought I had
>some bad eproms so I purchased some new ones. Now after many hours
>of trying all kinds of things I noticed that each eprom fails the
>verify check at the exact same address 0800. The ram contains "01"
>and the device contains "FF" on four chips in a row. Does this mean
>my programmer is dead or does this mean something else? I am really
>new at this programming thing, so I could be doing something very
>wrong. I do have the correct device selected TI 2532A. I would think
>that what ever is in ram should write to the chip whether it is
>correct or not; for this reason, I don't think it is a file
>problem....Correct?
>
>I saw a recent thread on what programmer to buy; I guess I will
>research that in the mean while.
>
>Thank you in advance for your input,
>Cameron

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