Identifying cards

[spikebaby]

Originally Posted by Marc

Are you serious????????
Lmfao go to google and type in fun card suppplier then look on the websites at the different cards available,

Marc

morning sir thats far to easy i want it on a plate. can you programme if for me to

[Marc]

Originally Posted by spikebaby

morning sir thats far to easy i want it on a plate. can you programme if for me to

Hey hey top of the morning sir !!!!!

Oh i should think i could manage that what colour plate would you like and is there anyway of identifying it froma picture first and what colour programmer would you like lol

[skweezer]

Originally Posted by spikebaby

atmega cards will say atmega 163 on the

not all the time cause i had trouble finding out what card i had becuse it had no name on it just a pic, and it was a atmega163

[ouzi1212]

some card are like that, just put in the programmer and it shows the card name

[spikebaby]

Originally Posted by skweezer

not all the time cause i had trouble finding out what card i had becuse it had no name on it just a pic, and it was a atmega163

and as the posts states above put it in card reader, and it tells you what it is, and i cannot belive you had trouble finding that out, are you serious

[Marc]

Only if your programmer is set to auto detect cpu if its not then it wont coz it cant
Also if it is set to AUTO detect then you put a written card in the likelyhood is it could erase the cpu thus losing your card details so BEWARE

Blank atmega cards often have AT on the chip (the white ones) or other identity markings on them,same with opus too,and titanium oh shall i go on lol

Marc

[spikebaby]

Originally Posted by Marc

Blank atmega cards often have AT on the chip (the white ones) or other identity markings on them,same with opus too,and titanium oh shall i go on lol

Marc

please sir i want more