Emax

What I meant is that the SE upgrade sets a few bits in the EEPROM. The Emax checks for those bits 
before allowing you to use the SE functions. 

Of course, the SE OS is loaded each time you boot from disk and the install disks on both the Emax 
I and Emax II make no change to the EPROM data as far as I can tell.

/Tristan

Saturday, November 29, 2008, 12:33:00 AM, you wrote:

>
On my Emax1 se, i can boot with the original os also.
so i don't think it's in the eprom - and a eprom has to burned from new, as 
far i know.

( burn once read many - BORM ?? )
:)

Michael
DK

At 29-11-2008 02:28, you wrote:

>On the original Emax I gather the EEPROM stores the filter
>calibrations as well as the code allowing
>access to the SE functions.