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Hi Ferge's.....I hope you are having success with your programmer & silver, I have managed to produce 3 working silver cards using the following.....
BTW - I'm using version 1.05D of ICprog with windows XP driver installed and enabled.
I sorry that this is a bit long winded, but! here we go.
Firstly when I built the Jaycar programmer last friday night I had decided at the time to use a 9v power pack as the power supply, however this arfternoon I changed the power supply to the 5v USB cable and I did this via the construction diagram that came with the kit from Jaycar, whether this has corrected my problem or not I'm not sure, I believe it has by dropping from a 9v power supply to 5v supply.
This is procedure I stuck to, to get my working silver cards.
My jaycar is a stand alone unit, no cover, just sits on 4 rubber, so here we go,
bootloader
Select PIC mode (switch out) select your PIC type 16f877, select your bootloader BUT DON"T HIT PROGRAM ALL JUST YET!!, make sure oscillator is set to XT - code protect off - all fuses on r/h side of ICprog unchecked no ticks to appear in those boxes, now the really important part, your jaycar board (if its a stand alone like mine) has two jumper switches JP1 located directly behind the smartcard slot & JP2 located next to the crystals change JP2 from 6.00MHz to 3.59MHz & then hit program all - your device should program and then verify successfully.
Emerald hex
Selct switch normal mode (switch in) select your device, in this case its now the Eeprom which should be 24c64, select your emerald.hex, leave JP2 set to 3.5MHz, then hit program all, your device should program then verify successfully.
Ghost_SI.hex
Select PIC mode (switch out) selct your ghost si_hex BUT DON"T HIT PROGRAM ALL YET, set oscillator to xt, code protect off, leave all fuses unchecked on the right hand side or none selected, and still leave JP2 set as 3.59MHz, now hit program all, your device should program and verify successfully - well mine has anyway
NOw, change the JP2 back to 6.00MHz open LMedit an should ow be able to write your details back to your card.
I hope this helps dude....cheers
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