updated readme.md - fixed typos

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</pre> </pre>
* Erase the GAL chip. Before writing / programming the chip it must * Erase the GAL chip. Before writing / programming the chip it must
be erased - even if it is a branch new chip that has not been used be erased - even if it is a brand new chip that has not been used
before. Use the following command: before. Use the following command:
<pre> <pre>
./afterburner e -t [GAL type] ./afterburner e -t [GAL type]
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How aferburner works: How aferburner works:
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* PC code reads and parses .jad files, then produces a binary which - PC code reads and parses .jad files, then produces a binary which
can be the uploaded to Arduino via serial port. By default can be then uploaded to Arduino via serial port. By default
/dev/ttyUSB0 is used, but that can be changed to any other device /dev/ttyUSB0 is used, but that can be changed to any other device
by passing the following option to afterburner: by passing the following option to afterburner:
<pre> <pre>
-d /my/serial/device -d /my/serial/device
</pre> </pre>
* PC code of afterburner communicates with Arduino UNO's afterburner - PC code of afterburner communicates with Arduino UNO's afterburner
sketch by a trivial text based protocol. You can also connect directly sketch by a trivial text based protocol. You can also connect directly
to Arduino UNO via serial terminal of your choice and issue some basic to Arduino UNO via serial terminal of your choice and issue some basic
commands manually. commands manually.
* Arduino UNO's afterburner sketch does 2 things: - Arduino UNO's afterburner sketch does 2 things:
1) parses commands and data sent from the PC afterburner code * parses commands and data sent from the PC afterburner code
2) toggles the GPIO pins and drives programming of the GAL content * toggles the GPIO pins and drives programming of the GAL content
* more information about GAL chips and their programming can be found here: - more information about GAL chips and their programming can be found here:
http://www.bhabbott.net.nz/atfblast.html http://www.bhabbott.net.nz/atfblast.html
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* this happens for example on ATF devices when VPP is set to 12V. ATF should use VPP * this happens for example on ATF devices when VPP is set to 12V. ATF should use VPP
set to 10V when programmed by Afterburner. set to 10V when programmed by Afterburner.
- afterburner reports it can not connect to /dev/ttyUSB0, permission denied - afterburner reports it can not connect to /dev/ttyUSB0, permission denied
* ensure your user is member of the of the dialup group or alernatively run * ensure your user is member of the of the dialup group or alernatively run
@ -253,6 +252,7 @@ Troubleshooting:
* the same way as on Linux: compile the source code * the same way as on Linux: compile the source code
* OR use pre-compiled afterburner binaries located in 'releases' directory * OR use pre-compiled afterburner binaries located in 'releases' directory
* then run afterburner in terminal (use 'cmd' on WinXX) as described above * then run afterburner in terminal (use 'cmd' on WinXX) as described above
* ensure your serial device name is passed via '-d' option. For example -d COM5 on WinXX
- what are the .jed files and how to produce them - what are the .jed files and how to produce them