27 Aug
2007
27 Aug
'07
2:23 p.m.
On 8/27/07, woodelf <bfranchuk at jetnet.ab.ca> wrote:
Glen Slick wrote:
If the point is to fix an existing programmer, then fix it. If the
point is to program a 2716 (for example) it might be quicker and
cheaper to buy a used programmer.
If you need to program a 28C16 parallel EEPROM it appears it would be
pretty simple to build a circuit to do that, at least for something
like the Atmel 28C16 part which only needs a single 5V supply unless
you want to Chip Clear.
If you just need to program 2716's you could
pick up a BP Microsystems
EP-1 for less than $20 off of eBay.
And what if you don't use ebay?
Anyhow the point is fix it -- not toss it out.
All I want programed is 28C16's EEPROMS and I can't find a
low cost burner for that around.
IF COST .LE. $100 THEN CALL SPEND_IT(INCOME)
Ben alias Woodelf