[sdiy] Universal (EPROM) Programmer - Redux

charlie wallace charlie at finitemonkeys.com
Wed Dec 4 19:41:43 CET 2013


i have the dataman 48UXP, i've always liked dataman since the first
softy's so picked up the $1200 universal programmer, only to have them
not support win7/8 , i have to run it in a XP VM.

some of the datamans are actually elnec's

i got the http://www.mcumall.com/ gx-3x's which are cheap and
cheerful, the software is basic but so far has worked fine and is
considerably cheaper, i end up using that instead of the nicer looking
dataman just because of the software hassles, mcumall have cheaper
adapters too. it does the 27c400 with a adp-054 adapter.  and if it
gets damaged or they dont update the software, i'm out $100 instead



On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 9:20 AM, MTG <grant at musictechnologiesgroup.com> wrote:
> Well we had this conversation in August 2010 and at that time I bought a
> Galep-5. It really supports a lot of devices ("more than 62,000"), but now
> has serious USB connection issues. And judging from the forum it's a pretty
> common problem. I've reflashed the thing, updated the software, etc... no
> improvement.
>
> So now I'm looking again at what I can find in the approx $500 price range.
> The Galep-5 is really slow to boot as it has internal Linux. I'm not sure
> why that would be a feature but they seem to think so.  I would like to be
> able to program old (small) devices needing at least 21v (25v would be
> bonus) such as say 2716. And I also use it for larger/newer things like
> 27C400 40-pin guys.  MUST BE USB and support new Windows OS's such as Win8
> x64.
>
> I need recommendations please!
>
> Here are a couple I've been checking out online:
>
> http://www.xeltek.com/Universal-Programmers/SuperPro-600P/
>
> http://www.elnec.com/products/universal-programmers/smartprog2/
>
> http://www.dataman.com/featured/dataman-40pro-universal-isp-programmer.html
> (same as above?)
>
> GB
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