Since I don't have the setup for making PCB's I'd be interested in a kit
if one becomes available. Any plans to port the PC software to unix? If
not, I'll give it a go. I'd hate to have to install winblows just for
this.

-Brandon


Tony Nixon wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> For those that might be interested, the complete Pocket project is
> available for download.
>
> Supplied Files...
>
> pocket.zap - ROMzap project file which sets up the chip for operation
> and creates a bootloader file to match.
>
> pocket.asm - The source code for the bootloader created by ROMzap.
>
> pocket.hex- The assembled boot loader file
>
> Tpocket.asm - The source code for the pocket project. This is made
> compatable with ROMzap by making sure that the first 3 ROM location and
> the last ROM 256 ROM locations are free. Details are listed in the
> source code.
>
> Tpocket.hex - The assembled pocket code
>
> pocket.exe - Tool kit companion for the PC. This must be used when asked
> for by the pocket programmer. Communications take place over the PC
> serial port at 19200 baud.
>
> chipdat.txt - Text file containing the user chip data used by the pocket
> programmer.
>
> pocket.msg - Text file containing the messages used by the menu system.
>
> pocket.hlp - The help file for the pocket.exe program
>
> pocket.pdf - A PDF file that explains how to construct the pocket
> programmer.
>
> picpokc.sch and picpokc.pcb are Protel files of the circuit and PCB
> design.
>
> The download is zipped and is about 1.4Meg
>
> http://www.picnpoke.com/pocket/pocket.html
>
> I hope it is useful for some :-)
>
> --
> Best regards
>
> Tony
>
> mICro's
> http://www.picnpoke.com
> mailto:sales@picnpoke.com
>
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