Hex Editor for EEPROM

[Darrel Taylor]

XVI32
http://www.chmaas.handshake.de/delph...vi32/xvi32.htm

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[Jerson]

Looks like you need PSPAD.

Goto http://www.pspad.com It is a programmers text editor with hex editor built in. Highly recommended for daily use. Also has a diff tool built into it.


Jerson

[exelanoz]

Hello Darrel & Jerson,

Thx for the links.

Darrel - I've tried the program - yes, you can navigate quite easily, but it still doesn't display the data the way I want it to. I've attached a small screenshot clip to show you what I mean.
Jerson's suggestion looks even fancier, but still doesn't interpret the data.

That is exactly the same file the IC-Prog and UPA2.3 can open with the Characters equivalents showing on the side.

I open the same file in XVi32 and my screenshot shows how it is displayed.

My aim is to fill up the EEPROM on the PC, then put it in circuit and disable the write feature by connecting the WP pin to the Vcc. The pic chip will never need to write to it.

I can use IC-PROG and the other to fill it up, but it doesn't navigate real well.

i must be doing it the wrong way - or i may have the wrong settings within the editor. I've tried all kinds of option in the menus for displaying the data, but I have had no luck in correctly displaying it.

Many thanks

AP

[Darrel Taylor]

I guess I don't understand.

That's the way I'd expect to see a HEX editor.

How are you expecting it to be displayed?

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[exelanoz]

I guess I don't understand.

That's the way I'd expect to see a HEX editor.

No...No...it's probably me doing things in a non-conventional way. :-)

I sometimes hold my soldering iron back to front. :-))))

For example: Have a look at my earlier post with screen shot A or B

I highlighted the characters saved on the EEPROM in the Pink section.
See how they are 'human' readable.
Yet, that same file in XVi32 displays like my screen shot C. And the right column has a bunch of numbers that is not 'human' readable.

Sorry it might be my bad explanation, or I am doing it the wrong way.

Thnx

AP

[skimask]

No...No...it's probably me doing things in a non-conventional way. :-)

I sometimes hold my soldering iron back to front. :-))))

For example: Have a look at my earlier post with screen shot A or B

I highlighted the characters saved on the EEPROM in the Pink section.
See how they are 'human' readable.
Yet, that same file in XVi32 displays like my screen shot C. And the right column has a bunch of numbers that is not 'human' readable.

Sorry it might be my bad explanation, or I am doing it the wrong way.

Thnx

AP

Looks top me like the first 2 screenshots are reading an Intel HEX file and doing the format conversion for you, whereas shot C is reading the raw Intel HEX file format and displaying that instead...key words here...Intel HEX file FORMAT...

[exelanoz]

Hello Skimask,

Thanks for info....
I've searched on google using 'intel hex editor', I have DL a few freeware & shareware, but none "convert" it to what I call human readable character format.

I don't mind paying for it, if it works well, but so far some had crashed...(e.g Taruns Editor) and then I tried 010 Editor, but that doesn't display it the way I need it.

In the meantime - - if I don't come across anything, I might have to persist with what I am currently using.

Many thanks

AP