Swithable Eprom
Ken Kelly
kenkelly at lucent.com
Fri May 14 12:24:39 GMT 1999
Great Dave,
I love simple solutions
Ken
"David A. Cooley" wrote:
>
> At 11:17 PM 5/13/99 -0700, you wrote:
> >I am a student and for a class project I am researching the best way to make
> >a switchable Eprom for a GM P-4 computer, the normal Eprom is a 27c128, I
> >would like to have 10 different programs loaded for testing in back to back
> >conditions.
> >
> >If you could let me know the best way to do such a thing it would be
> >appreciated. I did search the archive, but thought the information may have
> >changed since the 97 postings I found.
>
> Ron,
> I did this with 6 programs back in 93 on a S15 Jimmy. Used a 27C1024 and
> burnt the programs in order, IE prog 1 from 0 to 128K, 2 from 128K to 256K
> etc. Hooked the lower address lines and all the data/power etc to the ECM
> like a 27C128. The additional address lines I sent to a thumbwheel switch.
> Used it to select the lines so the ECM saw whatever 128K block I needed it
> to see. Could switch it while running down the road without a hiccup.
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