Mike, the programmer I got from RFGuys is for the
X2212 EEPROM. They do make one for the chips for the
Motorola radios also, but the GE programmer is for the
X2212.
73 - Jim W5ZIT
--- Mike Morris WA6ILQ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 01:30 PM 12/14/07, you wrote:
> >Just got a programmer to b
At 01:30 PM 12/14/07, you wrote:
>Just got a programmer to burn GE chips. I've tried it on 4 different
>computers now and all kinds of printer port settings. It will act like
>it is burning but when I verify it just shows errors. Put the chip
>back into the radio and it hasn't changed...any ideas?
Ben, I have a buddy in Deltona FL with exactly the
same problem. He tried his on several different
computers and had no luck at all.
He sent his RFGuys programmer to me, as I have one and
it works like a charm. His also worked like a charm
for me. So would probably do you no good to send it
bac
whole bunch of time.
Moral of the story: These general types of programmers can be a lot more
problematic than a guy might be led to believe.
73 Paul - KC0HST
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From: "w4wsm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 3:30 PM
Subje
Which radio and which chip - Xicor 2212 and 9346 are pretty simple.
Others are not as common. Steve NU5D
PS - 2212 is a parallel eeprom and 9346 is a serial eeprom. Neither has
links to burn. 2764s ? are different. steve
w4wsm wrote:
> Just got a programmer to burn GE chips. I've tried it
Just got a programmer to burn GE chips. I've tried it on 4 different
computers now and all kinds of printer port settings. It will act like
it is burning but when I verify it just shows errors. Put the chip
back into the radio and it hasn't changed...any ideas? The people I
bought it from in Canada
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