DVR1 V1.49 V1.46 was the original release of the DVR software. If you are currently using it, there is no reason to upgrade to V1.49. Some people experienced problems with noise from their DRAM's interfering with the operation of the DVR1, causing the power on memory test to fail or not even begin. So in V1.49 a wait state was added to the DRAM access. This seems to eliminate the noise problem for some simms that otherwise fail. There is no functional difference between V1.46 and V1.49. If you experience problems with your simms even with V1.49, and your serial number is 016 or lower, contact us for information about adding additional bypass capacitors. This zip file contains the files needed to burn your own eproms for the DVR1. There are four separate versions, one for each possible memory configuration. You must use the proper version to make full use of the memory you have installed. The filenames begin with YxZ... where y is the number of simms (2 or 4) and Z is the size of each simm in megabytes (1 or 4). The total amount of memory is obviously Y times Z, and the total amount of record time is about two minutes per megabyte. You will need to burn two roms, one for the high byte and one for the low byte. The filenames end in H or L to indicate high byte or low byte. If you forget which socket in the DVR is which, the socket closest to the connectors is the low byte. Each *.bin file should be loaded into an eprom programmer as a binary file with no offset and burned into a 27C010 or 27C001 eprom. Note that only the first few kilobytes of the eprom will have any data in it - this is normal. The checksums are: Memory Configuration High (Even) Prom Low (Odd) Prom 2x1 8BAE 933E 2x4 8C7A 94C7 4x1 8A6F 93D9 4x4 889D 94AD If you have any questions or problems, please contact us. Steve Strobel Link Communications, Inc. steve@link-comm.com (406) 482-7515 (406) 482-7547 fax