Please! keep me informed of al the steps in accomplishing this 'great wall'
project!

    I would thank it you very much.

    Also, I promise spending long time studying your designs, especially
trying to emulate EEPROM memory wit 555's. If you get the point of removing
power and saving contents, for sure I will buy your design.

    Maybe you could come also with some simulation tools for your design (I
suggest you using a PIC to emulate). I could help in writing the software
Windows NT tools.

    Will your design be also programmed in circuit? Via a Serial, parallel
port or maybe any special device?

    Thanks for the good time,

    Andres.
-----Mensaje original-----
De: N STEENKAMP [M.ING E&E] <STEENKMP@FIRGA.SUN.AC.ZA>
Para: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Fecha: miircoles 10 de junio de 1998 21:18
Asunto: Re: building a PIC emulator from 555s


>Hi,
>
>> I would like any help I can get building a emulator for a PIC16C84.  I
>> can only use 555 timers.  Once I understand 555s completely, I will have
>> a base for building anything.
>
>This is a joke...right??