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Re: Another ParPortProp Awakens!



Congratulations Jim!

My programmer (a cheap Willem type), does have both 24LC512 and 24C512
in the menu, and once I picked up the wrong type (24C512?!) and it
didn't work correctly, at least the software complained. Looking at
the datasheets, Atmel 24C512 has two address lines, while Microchip
24LC512 has three... Not sure if it would cause any problems.

Thanks,
Sergey

On Sep 18, 8:48 pm, Jim Harre <jha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My new Parallel Port Propeller board hit the ground running the first time
> I applied power - although I'm a little mystified why.
>
> The burner I use didn't list a 24LC512, but did have a 24C512 so I used
> that. It failed to verify, so I plugged it in the board to go to plan B
> (using the Propeller tool). As soon as it powered up, the board beeped.
> Thinking that was strange, I plugged in a display and found it was
> complaining about not seeing an SD card. Inserting an SD card and hitting
> reset made it happy and it seems to have been running quite well ever
> since. Even if I don't understand why.
>
> Kudos to Sergey for the hardware and Wayne for the firmware. Great job,
> guys!
>
>    <*> Jim
>
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