On 03/30/2016 02:48 PM, R0b0t1 wrote:
>> It CAN be remotely controlled via software under Windows, but...then
>> you'd be dinking around with Windows.
>
> Not too bad now, but your stuff sounds old.
OH NOES!!
I'm American, but I am NOT a well-trained American consumer, i.e. "if
it's old, it's bad, and if it's not new, it's old".
The UniSite was discontinued years ago. It's a DAC-per-pin
programmer, however, and the last firmware update (which includes new
device support) was last year.
I run a public vintage computer museum on the side, so I have an
appreciation for the "old". But when it comes to putting dinner on the
table for myself and my family, I am a commercial electronic designer,
and I use the best tool for the job, no matter when it was built, and no
matter what some salesman wants to sell me this week.
>> Photos of my setup are available upon request, if you're curious.
>
> pics or it didn't happen.
Heh, ok. I will take some pics this afternoon.
-Dave
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New Kensington, PA
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