In article <199606151551.BAA21938@redback.ne.com.au>, Newfound
Electronics <newfound@NE.COM.AU> writes
>
>If you want to program the data eeprom you can either get hold of a cheap
>16C84 programmer with this feature, or load the data EEPROM at RUN TIME by
>storing the contents with RETLW XX instructions. This I see has been
>described to you before and might get you going.
>
>
Jim.

I ended up building a simple 16C84 programmer and this worked fine once
I had found the mistake in the published circuit.

Ken

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