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Xeltek - SuperPro Universal Programmer - Anyone have / use one?
Seen the other thread regarding burners and it got me thinking about mine.
I'm a friggin dummy with programming and I picked this up about 2 years ago. I tried using it once and gave up. I could read the chip but I could not figure out how to duplicate. I thought it would be as simple as insert / copy / write to new chip but my dumb a$$ could not figure out how to work this.
I have this one:
http://www.xeltek.com/distributorsupport/pages/sp580u.htm
The 580U has been replaced with the 500P. I think this has way too many bells and whistles for what I want / need to use it for and I honestly think I may be better off just paying someone who has a burner to burn them for me when I need them.
But I do not like to give up so if anyone is familiar with this model and can shoot me a couple of tricks I'd appreciate it. Basically I want to copy known good chips, keep on file and burn them to new chips when I need them.
I'm one of those tool nutcases where I gotta buy the good stuff and obviously I screwed up with buying this before I even tried to program stuff.
Seen the other thread regarding burners and it got me thinking about mine.
I'm a friggin dummy with programming and I picked this up about 2 years ago. I tried using it once and gave up. I could read the chip but I could not figure out how to duplicate. I thought it would be as simple as insert / copy / write to new chip but my dumb a$$ could not figure out how to work this.
I have this one:
http://www.xeltek.com/distributorsupport/pages/sp580u.htm
The 580U has been replaced with the 500P. I think this has way too many bells and whistles for what I want / need to use it for and I honestly think I may be better off just paying someone who has a burner to burn them for me when I need them.
But I do not like to give up so if anyone is familiar with this model and can shoot me a couple of tricks I'd appreciate it. Basically I want to copy known good chips, keep on file and burn them to new chips when I need them.
I'm one of those tool nutcases where I gotta buy the good stuff and obviously I screwed up with buying this before I even tried to program stuff.
