Does anyone know the programming scheme used in the old CW IDer, like the CSC CWID 51B?
This uses a 32 x 2 Bipolar PROM with the ID programmed into it. I can read the existing PROM, but can't figure out the scheme they are using. CSC has been no help. What's in the PROM is: 00 - 04 E8 A8 28 <- Bytes 00 thru 03 04 - 04 E8 A8 28 <- Bytes 04 thru 07 08 - 04 E8 A8 28 0A - 04 E8 A8 28 10 - 38 B8 A8 E8 14 - 38 B8 A8 E8 18 - 38 B8 A8 E8 1A - 38 B8 A8 E8 Somehow this corresponds to "DE KQH313" The chip is supposed to be able to store 4 callsigns, and I believe this chip was programmed with the same call 4 times (why it repeats itself). Also the 4 Most Significant Bits of each byte appear to be timing in the logic, which is why the first one is an x4, and the rest are x8. That means that: 0 E A 2 3 B A E = DE KQH313 (In Morse Code of course) Any ideas? Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
