seldaoztas
30-08-2003, 11:33 AM
Hi
Could someone tell me on which Card i can Flash more Simcards?? Like 8 Cards into 1. I have heard it is able to flash onto Goldcard only 2 Simcards.
And whats about the programmers?? I have found some of them but whick one is the Best??
*GOLD 2003 MILLENIUM SE PROGRAMMER (GOLDCARD, BLUECARD, SILVER PIC-CARD II)
*MULTIPRO 2003
7in1 mutifunction programmer
Powered by computer connection. No external power supply needed
Cable included
For mobile use. The Open Platform MFP-Programmer is power efficient
Can be used with Laptop without extra power supply
Connects to the serial port/ps2 or USB port of your computer
Comes with software (to select the desired mode)
No switches, mode selection by software or autoswitching
The Open Platform MFP-Programmer is an encased programmer which
can be used for EEprom, AVR and PIC programming
The Open Platform MFP-Programmer is capable of the following modes:
Phoenix 3.57MHz and 6MHz for EEprom programming
Smartmouse 3.57MHz and 6MHz
JDM mode for PIC programming like in a goldwafer and piccard 2
AVR SPI mode for Jupiter 1 and 2 & Funcard / Atmega
Thanks
Could someone tell me on which Card i can Flash more Simcards?? Like 8 Cards into 1. I have heard it is able to flash onto Goldcard only 2 Simcards.
And whats about the programmers?? I have found some of them but whick one is the Best??
*GOLD 2003 MILLENIUM SE PROGRAMMER (GOLDCARD, BLUECARD, SILVER PIC-CARD II)
*MULTIPRO 2003
7in1 mutifunction programmer
Powered by computer connection. No external power supply needed
Cable included
For mobile use. The Open Platform MFP-Programmer is power efficient
Can be used with Laptop without extra power supply
Connects to the serial port/ps2 or USB port of your computer
Comes with software (to select the desired mode)
No switches, mode selection by software or autoswitching
The Open Platform MFP-Programmer is an encased programmer which
can be used for EEprom, AVR and PIC programming
The Open Platform MFP-Programmer is capable of the following modes:
Phoenix 3.57MHz and 6MHz for EEprom programming
Smartmouse 3.57MHz and 6MHz
JDM mode for PIC programming like in a goldwafer and piccard 2
AVR SPI mode for Jupiter 1 and 2 & Funcard / Atmega
Thanks