I can't seem to get this programmer to actually program a chip. It will confirm that a chip is blank, and can read chips to the buffer, and can create a binary image from the buffer. Several different common chips have been tried.
Computer OS: Win XP Home
Interface: USB only, no power adapter
Okay, so I installed the mini Chinese disc that came with the burner, it connected fine and I could do everything except program a chip. It installs a weird Jungo USB driver in Device Manager.
At this point I did some research and tried different things. I installed older versions of the software from http://topwin6.com/Soft.html
Some forum posts said v5.99 was best, but it could not communicate properly with the programmer
Other forum posts say my problems are due to the programmer liking USB 1.1 over 2.0, so I installed an ancient USB 32MB flash drive on a 1-4 port USB hub to slow it down that way. No luck either.
To try:
1. Change each chip start address to 8000 or 0800. I read it is something about figuring the "correct offset" for each chip. Anyone know? Something about "enabled the program to start at that hex value in the program burn to chip."
2. Try some older versions of the software again.
Has anyone else tried to cheap out and purchased one of these units and actually made it work all the way?
Computer OS: Win XP Home
Interface: USB only, no power adapter
Okay, so I installed the mini Chinese disc that came with the burner, it connected fine and I could do everything except program a chip. It installs a weird Jungo USB driver in Device Manager.
At this point I did some research and tried different things. I installed older versions of the software from http://topwin6.com/Soft.html
Some forum posts said v5.99 was best, but it could not communicate properly with the programmer
Other forum posts say my problems are due to the programmer liking USB 1.1 over 2.0, so I installed an ancient USB 32MB flash drive on a 1-4 port USB hub to slow it down that way. No luck either.
To try:
1. Change each chip start address to 8000 or 0800. I read it is something about figuring the "correct offset" for each chip. Anyone know? Something about "enabled the program to start at that hex value in the program burn to chip."
2. Try some older versions of the software again.
Has anyone else tried to cheap out and purchased one of these units and actually made it work all the way?
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