Arduino-AT28C256-programmer

Project that let's you read from and write to an AT28C256 EEPROM.
Got the idea from Ben Eater but remade the arduino code from scratch and made myself the python interface.
TESTED ON BOTH LINUX AND WINDOWS

If on Linux (Ubuntu in my case) and using a clone arduino with a CH34x interface you need to run these commands in the terminal:
systemctl stop brltty-udev.service
sudo systemctl mask brltty-udev.service
systemctl stop brltty.service
systemctl disable brltty.service
They stop your OS from seeing the arduino nano as a braille e-reader

Next updates will add the pagewrite to speed up writing, dumping the rom content to a .bin and add arguments support

Python code:

pyserial needs to be installed by running pip install pyserial on your terminal.
The code's able to automatically detect the arduino-programmer, send data to it for writing and receive for reading.
For now the read function only prints to terminal. In some days I'll probably add the possibility to write to a .bin file.
Automatically detects when done reading/writing and restarts.

Arduino code:

Code written using PlatformIO; if using arduino IDE the #include <Arduino.h> probably needs to be removed.
The code makes the programmer talk to python via Serial communication. It's able to write, given an address and the data to write, and to read (the whole rom).