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Since I saw this project a few years ago I've been meaning to give it a try.
But it's always been in the back of my mind to design a new xenium modchip
better suited in attaching to a programmer such as this using an edge connector.
I started mocking up a couple of designs...
(1) Xenium modchip that can be slotted into a 2x10pin edge connector,
which gives us more than enough pinouts for CPLD and FLASH Memory.
(2) Programming board that can support up to x5 Xenium modchips at a time
for bulk (x5 push button) or single (x1 push button) programming.
I figured the modchips could be power cycled one at a time during bulk
programming with a status LED to show current modchip being powered.
Bi-color LED that doubles as power LED and status LED. Status LED is on
during programming and flashes if errors.
Before programming there are a couple of switches for CPLD and FLASH that
can be set to either true or false.
I'd be interested to see what you think about this concept.
Cheers, Nem
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Hello Kooscode,
Since I saw this project a few years ago I've been meaning to give it a try.
But it's always been in the back of my mind to design a new xenium modchip
better suited in attaching to a programmer such as this using an edge connector.
I started mocking up a couple of designs...
(1) Xenium modchip that can be slotted into a 2x10pin edge connector,
which gives us more than enough pinouts for CPLD and FLASH Memory.
(2) Programming board that can support up to x5 Xenium modchips at a time
for bulk (x5 push button) or single (x1 push button) programming.
I figured the modchips could be power cycled one at a time during bulk
programming with a status LED to show current modchip being powered.
Bi-color LED that doubles as power LED and status LED. Status LED is on
during programming and flashes if errors.
Before programming there are a couple of switches for CPLD and FLASH that
can be set to either true or false.
I'd be interested to see what you think about this concept.
Cheers, Nem
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: