22 Aug
2015
22 Aug
'15
6:58 a.m.
thats it. I hardly ever use the data IO unless i need to burn a bipolar prom
i have anther prom programmer much newer that does everything except
bipolar proms
thanks rik been a while since i used it and forget the name
On 8/22/2015 6:31 AM, Rik Bos wrote:
The software is pl.exe " promlink".
On the dataio yahoo group you can find the link and lots of info regarding data io
equipment.
I use it a lot for programming proms, like the HP 1000 boot proms.
-Rik
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From: wulfman
I have a modified dos program that talks to the
data i/o
its the one that they sold with the unit but only ran on a 286
...
the modified one i have works in windows 7 in a dos box
I seem to recall that I downloaded some software to run my 29B (although I
have yet to work with it extensively), and that it did run in a DOS box under
Windows 98? Is that the '286' one you're referring to?
If so, maybe that won't run in a DOS box under the later versions of Windows?
Or maybe I have a different program from the one you're talking about? (Or
maybe I somehow downloaded an already-fixed version?)
if your interested i can send it to you
Other than running under Windows 7, does it have any other improvements?
If so, I might be interested.
Whatever the case, if you would like someone to host it for open download,
let me know.
Noel