MultiProg 3.3

MultiProg is a tool developed by Alf Christophersen for use in the DIStreff service of DIS-Norge. It is used for programming and configuring memory chips.

MultiProg can work with a variety of memory chips, including but not limited to EEPROM, FLASH, FRAM, and SRAM.

You can connect your memory chip to MultiProg using a programming adapter that is specific to your chip. You will need to consult the documentation for your specific chip and adapter to determine the correct connection method.

No, MultiProg can only program one chip at a time. However, it can read from and write to multiple chips in sequence, if they are connected one at a time.

MultiProg is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 10. It may also work on other operating systems, but this is not guaranteed.

Yes, MultiProg is free software that can be downloaded from the DIS-Norge website. However, it should be noted that the tool is provided as-is, without any warranty or support.

Yes, you can use MultiProg without using the DIStreff service. However, the tool was originally designed to be used in conjunction with DIStreff and may require some modifications to work comfortably without it.

The user interface for MultiProg is fairly straightforward and easy to use. However, because of the technical nature of the tool, some users may need to familiarize themselves with the programming concepts involved before they can use it effectively.

The DIS-Norge website provides a list of known issues with MultiProg, including occasional crashes when reading or writing to certain memory chips. However, most users find that the tool works well for their needs.

Documentation for MultiProg is available on the DIS-Norge website, including a user guide and a list of supported memory chips and adapters. There are also online forums where users can ask questions and get support from other MultiProg users.