RE: programmer for PLS100?

Hallo Francesco,


> ok, does the "cheapo" usb actually program PLS100 chips? 

Unfortunately not. I only found out that both programmers cannot handle it after receiving three new ones to be used in some C64s. So I gave the guy three original PLAs so he could carry on.
One idea was using an old EPROM programmer I had and where I had to write the software for myself:
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?65484-How-to-program-a-82S100-PLS100



> .... (albeit not laptops).

For this reason I still have an old Dell D610 (IIRC) laying around in case the LabProg is needed at meetings etc.


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