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Ah, you must be a Spurs fan.Originally posted by Bunk View Post
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Well there's another two PicStart Plus device programmers installed.
They're breeding.
This project rooms shows distinct signs of becoming almost useful.
I don't suppose the esteemed customers will notice the difference though.Comment
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I was getting quite bored listening to a tutorial about integral calculus.
It's years since I needed to integrate anything seriously.
In general.Comment
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I think I'll play with the last new toy out of the toybox.
It's a device programmer from Dataman, the Dataman-40 Pro.
It supposedly programs shedloads of stuff.
Including the PIC chips and the Atmel chips.
USB connection since the serial port seems to have gone the way of the dodo, along with the parallel port.Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI think I'll play with the last new toy out of the toybox.
It's a device programmer from Dataman, the Dataman-40 Pro.
It supposedly programs shedloads of stuff.
Including the PIC chips and the Atmel chips.
USB connection since the serial port seems to have gone the way of the dodo, along with the parallel port.
You've got USB ports? You're almost in this millennium Zeity!
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