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<blockquote data-quote="tirosh" data-source="post: 15324" data-attributes="member: 175204">I'll try to explain as much as I know:Original VxMulti - came with VxMulti S/W and could program GoldW cards but not Fun cards. Hence people were using the VxMulti S/W for GoldW cards and other programs such as ChipCat for Fun cards. If my memory serves me right GW cards were programmed with VxMilti S/W by using mode 8 and mode 1.Then the manufacturers brought out new versions of the VxMulti and also upgrade packages for exsiting users, which consisted of an Eprom and new S/W called VxCardmaster. The beauty of this new S/W is that you can program any card you like by just using Mode 7.You can find more info on the VxMulti web site <a href="http://www.vxtools.com/acatalog/index.html" target="_blank">VxMulti</a> Also, a very useful sounrce of info is the <a href="http://www.duwgati.com/ENGversie/index.htm" target="_blank">Dugwati</a> site.Hope this helps.Tirosh.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tirosh, post: 15324, member: 175204"] I'll try to explain as much as I know: Original VxMulti - came with VxMulti S/W and could program GoldW cards but not Fun cards. Hence people were using the VxMulti S/W for GoldW cards and other programs such as ChipCat for Fun cards. If my memory serves me right GW cards were programmed with VxMilti S/W by using mode 8 and mode 1. Then the manufacturers brought out new versions of the VxMulti and also upgrade packages for exsiting users, which consisted of an Eprom and new S/W called VxCardmaster. The beauty of this new S/W is that you can program any card you like by just using Mode 7. You can find more info on the VxMulti web site [URL=http://www.vxtools.com/acatalog/index.html]VxMulti[/URL] Also, a very useful sounrce of info is the [URL=http://www.duwgati.com/ENGversie/index.htm]Dugwati[/URL] site. Hope this helps. Tirosh. [/QUOTE]

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