At 15:48 20/01/99 -0500, you wrote:

>Then there's the clock issue, and the fact that they programmed the
>calibration constants into EEPROM, rather than blowing fuses at
>the factory, so you have to write down all the constants, label
>each unit, then re-enter the constants each time you program a
>chip - that's a total PITA.

Or you could use my programmer software that will save
(one time operation) and automatically reinsert the calibration stuff for
you each time you program a JW part.

You only then need to label each part A, B, C etc and either use them
in sequence or simply select the matching "virtual" device depending
on which software driver you are using.

BTW Was is "PITA"? (I thought it was some sort of bread.) :-)

Jim



>
>If I had it to do over again, I would use another
>PIC and just go with an off-board A/D and thermistor.
>
>-Will
>
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