Access to EEPOM data PIC16F84 from programer ALL07 is at
buffer address 4200h and 4000h for CFG data.

Alejandro Lavarello wrote:

> At my work, we have a ALL07 programmer and it programs PIC16F84 very well.
> It was installed in a Intel 286 PC under DOS. Now, it
> works OK in a Intel's Pentium 100 MHz under Windows 95.
>
> We have downloaded the latest soft for the ALL07. The site
> is "Tribal Systems" or something that sounds like it. (I dont remember).
> What a shame that the soft do not allow to program PIC16F877...
>
> Are you able to program / read the 64 bytes DATA EEPROM using
> the ALL07? I cannot do this...:(
>
> I think that the ALL07 is a wonderfull tool, it allows program
> PAL, GAL, EPROMs...
>
> I wish to obtain new soft for the ALL07 , but I think that
> the ALL07 is discontinued. Please let me know if anyone knows
> any soft update to :  alejol@adinet.com.uy
>
> Thanks!
>         Alejandro.
>
> At 17:00 08/04/01 +0200, you wrote:
> >I have finally succeeded in programming the 16F84 with an ALL07 programmer.
> >Strangely enough, this worked only worked an old 486 computer, *not* on my
> >usual Pentium-III workhorse (both booted under DOS, same software version
> >etc). I shall have to investigate why.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >John
> >
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