Can't you roll your own? It is SO easy to build one, if you don't mind
the hassle!?
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From: "Philip Pemberton" <classiccmp at philpem.me.uk>
To: "General Discussion: On-Topic Posts Only" <cctech at classiccmp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2016 7:07 PM
Subject: Wanted - two 27C010-capable EPROM emulators
Hi there,
Does anyone have a pair of spare EPROM emulators which are capable of
emulating 27C010 EPROMs?
Ideally two identical ones, but that's optional.
I'm trying to reverse-engineer a Securicor Datatrak MkII navigation
receiver and build a signal generator which can emulate a chain of
Datatrak transmitters. I'm part of the way there, but I've hit something
of an impasse:
* My emulator isn't good enough to run the firmware on a PC (it
crashes when the RTOS starts to boot).
* My knowledge of the hardware is full of holes (especially the
simple-but-custom ASIC). Porting a monitor ROM using EPROMs would take a
fair while, even with the HP16700A to use as a "debugger". I'd like to
try patching the firmware, but with bare EPROMs that'll take a while to
get right.
I could swear these things were as common as housebricks on ebay a year
or so ago, but now they're not quite so common...
Incidentally, if someone (preferable in the EEA) has a spare HP 16717A
acquisition card (for the 16700A series logic analysers) for sale, I'd
be very interested in getting another one -- my second 16717A seems to
have died while in storage, and spying on the 68k has eaten up all the
pod inputs on my one working card.
Thanks,
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Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/