Customers Performing Own Upgrades. How Hard Can It Be?


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    Default Re: Customers Performing Own Upgrades. How Hard Can It Be?

    Here's a thought. Thorsten Klose uses a MIDI interface as a serial port with a bootloader. It has several advantages: 1) cheap usb interface, less than $10 on ebay. 2) optoisolator to eliminate grounding issues between the pc and the device, 3) the MIDI interface is easy to access from the pc side.

    just a thought.

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    Would epoxy on the PIC prevent someone from reading the PIC?

    I remember we've had this discussion before.

    Robert

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    Chinese read the wafer itself, by laser cutting the chip open. So, epoxy is a problem to them? I do not think so.

    Happend to me before...

    Ioannis

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