[Coco] About those EPROMS...

[Mark McDougall]

On 10/04/2015 11:58 PM, Salvador Garcia wrote:

> Yeah, agreed, it was pretty silly and meant to be illustrative of what I
> initially found when looking for information about reading EPROMs. Still,
> as silly as it may be, it does illustrate the fact that reading an EPROM
> does not take black magic, just put the address out there and assert he
> control signals and you'll have data. Salvador

Bear in mind the EEPROM in the remote is a different type of device 
altogether; it's a serial memory device meant to be programmable in-circuit, 
accessed via I2C or SPI or other low pin-count serial bus.

Regards,

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