> >The Fluke cannot be used as an EPROM emulator. The
> >pods have no ram (to speak of), and execute
> >code out of the target board's program store. You
> >could make a pod which served that function, but
> >why bother when there are so many already out there.
The 32 bit pods have the ability to do EPROM emulation. I have
one for 68020 and another for the 80486. Both have several "ROM
MODULES" that attach and allow 28/32 pin EPROMs to be
emulated as well.
If anyone has interest in either module, please let me know. I'd be
interested in selling/trading.
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Received on Fri Jan 11 11:28:31 2002
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