Peter C. Wallace wrote:
> With the 9805, I can see that the strobe ends in response to my wait signal, 
> but the data is sampled somewhere around the falling (leading) edge of the 
> strobe. I thought about an error caused by the port seeing /wait asserted too 
> early so even tried putting a fair sized cap at the parallel port end of 
> /wait, this slowed the handshake, but did not help reading tha data at the 
> right time. Only way I could thnk of making the NetMos cards read right is by 
> supplying read data when READ is high, but thats too ugly (bus conflicts etc) 
> to consider seriously.
>
>   
I wonder if this is an EPP 1.7 version of the chip?  I think what you 
are talking about is similar to the 1.7/1.9 difference.
The date code on my chip seems too late to be 1.7, 2003.
It is an NM9805CV.  But, I suspect it is popped, I couldn't get it to do 
anything.

Jon

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