James Newton, Host wrote:

>Pocket Programmer. No longer in production. Open source, so you can build
>your own if you are able.
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Yep, that was Tony Nixon's gadget. Its open source now, but I don't have 
it anywhere.

--Bob


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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: piclist-bounces@MIT.EDU 
>>[mailto:piclist-bounces@MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of brusque@hotpop.com
>>Sent: 2006 Mar 13, Mon 06:53
>>To: piclist@MIT.EDU
>>Subject: [PIC] Programmer for industrial use
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>>Hello,
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>>     we're needing to acquire a microcontroller programmer 
>>that would be used on an industrial environment. This 
>>programmer must be stand-alone (the computer just would be 
>>needed for transfering .hex files to the programmer).
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>>     A programmer that works this way must have an internal 
>>memory with enough size to fit some .hex files. To program a 
>>device, the device is socketed on the ZIF (ICSP support would 
>>be very usefull) and the file is selected with the LCD and keys.
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>>     Another very interesting feature would be some kind of 
>>acess control/criptography so that users don't have how to 
>>extract the .hex from the programmer.
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>>     I've searched the net without finding anything 
>>interesting. Someone have sugestions? Experiences on devices 
>>like this?
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>>     Best regards,
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>>     Brusque
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