Hi,
I have such project. It is ready and I use it. It is a small experimental
panel having a 8-pin socket for I2C eeprom, a 16F84, a 4MHz resonator, a
7805 and a 9-pin RS232 connector. I have a firmware and a PC-side software
- of course it all runs under DOS. No Windows. Nope. Never.  If
interested, send me a private e-mail.

Imre
bartfai@ipisun.jpte.hu


On Fri, 25 Dec 1998, Lynx {Glenn Jones} wrote:

> Couldnt you just make one? have a PIC recieve the serial data from the
> computer(using MAX232 or the like) then have the PIC talk to the I2C bus.
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> On Fri, 25 Dec 1998, Ry Lato wrote:
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> > I need to buy a programmer to burn I2C EEPROMS which will be used as
> > ROMS. These I2C devices will interface to a PIC16C74 and contain lookup
> > tables and LCD Text Messages. I would like to find a programmer with the
> > following features:
> >
> > * Costs around $100 or less
> > * Preferably works off a serial port and doesn't require a daughter
> > card that needs to be installed in a PC (portability).
> > * Has a software interface that would allow me to enter ASCII
> > data, which will be helpfull for my LCD application.
> > * Preferably a Windows software evironment. Many programmers come with
> > crude DOS software that doesn't work well under the DOS Shells of
> > Windows NT/95/98.
> >
> > Please provide manufacturer, source, price, comments etc.
> > Thanks!
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