I believe building your EEProm programmer is more
benificial since it is not that hard to do plus you 
can customize to each EEProm chip out there.

John

--- Gerhard Fiedler <lists@connectionbrazil.com>
wrote:

> J D wrote:
> 
> > My question is what do other people use to program
> the EEPROM with when you 
> > have to load several thousand hex numbers in order
> to use a device?
> 
> You can use a universal programmer (or any other
> programmer that does
> EEPROMs of the type you want to use), you can make
> your own quick PIC
> firmware that programs the EEPROM from data that
> comes through the serial
> port, or you can include that functionality into
> your project (easy if it
> has a serial port or USB etc already).
> 
> Gerhard
> 
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