I have the ITU programmer, though I don't use it much anymore.  It is
essentially a clone of the classic "Tait" design, and anything that works
with a tait programmer should work with it as well.  Back when I was using
Win98, my favorite software to use with it was the "pp" programmer.  It
only burned the memory locations that had been changed, so for development
revisions it was extremely fast (much faster than the software that came
with the ITU programmer.   This has been superceded by another programmer
called "FPP", which was also written by David Tait.  You can pick up a copy
here:

http://people.man.ac.uk/~mbhstdj/piclinks.html

In the documentation for this programmer it explains how to use it under
WinNT/XP.  I teach a course in embedded programming here and a couple of
years ago I used this as the programming software for the course.  I had
the students build a stripped down Tait programmer on their breadboards and
use FPP to do the programming.  It worked under both Win2K and WinXP.

Best of luck with your project.

John Hansen



At 10:04 PM 1/23/2004 -0800, you wrote:
>Thanks for the reply, Ken, but unfortunately, there's no inpout32.dll
>anywhere.
>
>Just out of curiosity, does anyone else here use the ITU programmer?

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