I also highly recommend the EMP-20 as well.
I've been using it with dosemu running on a 486 with very few problems.
I haven't tried it on a faster machine.
In /etc/dosemu.conf I had to put:
$_ports = "fast range 0x3bc,0x3be"
which seems to do the trick.
It may take a little futzing to get it working,
though, but once you get it working it should just work. :)
I purchased one of the 04A/04B modules along with the EMP-20
and with that and the included ones I've been able to program
most of the things I've wanted to (including the PIC 16F84).
Erik
> I have one of those to, it works great. DOS interface only though. Ihave
> it on an old networked 486.
> Hmm, I wonder if you could use dosemu? It would depend on whether dosemu
> can get the parallel port.
> Any dosemu experts got ant ideas.
>
> Only problem with EMP-20 is the $25 for a SIMM type PC card, no
> electronics. Which yu will need one for 29F040 as the three that come
> standard with the programmer don't support hat part. I just had to buy
> one for the 29F010...
> Plus an adpater for PLCC to DIP which is what the EMP-20 socket is. I
> made one using a PLCC PGA socket and soldered it to a 32 DIP socket.
> Have to use an extractor everytime, but it saved about $100...
>
> Corwin Nichols wrote:
> >
> > I highly recommend the EMP-20 from Needham's Electronics.
> > http://www.needhams.com
> >
> > -Corwin
> >
>
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> Jeff Pierce
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