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The
Memory-3.1 Board |
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The
Memory-3.1 Board uses two Generic Array Logic devices (GAL's)
to significantly reduce the chip count. |
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| IC2 is a
GAL22V10D |
| IC4 is a
GAL16V8D |
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| These parts
are electrically erasable programmable logic devices. |
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| The very
popular and inexpensive TL866A MiniPro Programmer was
used here to program the above parts. Before attempting
to program the GAL's with a TL866A check the following
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| App Software
Ver: 6.85 |
| Firmware Ver:
03.2.86 |
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| ... and
upgrade if necessary before proceeding. |
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| Programming
IC2 |
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| There are
currently two versions of firmware for IC2 - gal8-20.jed,
and gal8-80.jed |
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When the Memory-3.1
Board is fitted
with 1MB or 2MB RAM use gal8-20.jed firmware for IC2. |
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When the Memory-3.1
Board is fitted
with 4MB or 8MB RAM use gal8-80.jed firmware for IC2. |
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1. |
Download the required file: |
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gal8-20.jed |
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gal8-80.jed |
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2. |
Launch
the TL866A's Application Software (MiniPro
Programmer) |
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3. |
Using
the 'Select IC' button set the device type to
LATTICE GAL22V10D |
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4. |
Goto
Open(O) from the File(F) menu and browse in the
downloaded .jed file |
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5. |
Goto
Program(P) from the Device(D) menu |
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6. |
Insert
a GAL22V10D part in the TL866A's ZIF socket |
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7. |
Click
the 'Program' button |
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'Programming Successful!' appears |
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8. |
Click
the 'Cancel' button |
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9. |
Remove
the programmed GAL22V10D |
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| Programming
IC4 |
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1. |
Download the following file: |
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gal9.jed |
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2. |
Launch
the TL866A's Application Software (MiniPro
Programmer) |
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3. |
Using
the 'Select IC' button set the device type to
LATTICE GAL16V8D |
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4. |
Goto
Open(O) from the File(F) menu and browse in the
downloaded .jed file |
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5. |
Goto
Program(P) from the Device(D) menu |
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6. |
Insert
a GAL16V8D part in the TL866A's ZIF socket |
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7. |
Click
the 'Program' button |
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'Programming Successful!' appears |
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8. |
Click
the 'Cancel' button |
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9. |
Remove
the programmed GAL16V8D |
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