2 Nov
1999
2 Nov
'99
6 a.m.
--- Eric Smith <eric(a)brouhaha.com> wrote:
"Richard Erlacher" <edick(a)idcomm.com>
wrote:
Does anyone have this info? I have an old programmer under the bench that
I have check, but ISTR that it's a model 29. It was purchased in the early
1980's to program 6309 256x8 PROMS (the same kind that are on the Apple ][
disk card) for an early MC68K design. I got it over 5 years ago to
support those very same cards but have never used it. For my typical EPROM
stuff, I have a PeeCee-based programmer with a 40-pin socket in a D-to-A box
that programs most stuff up to 1Mbit, both logic and memory devices. I use
it to blow GALs for my Amiga product.
To solve the data-in problem, I've got the programmer in a Commodore Colt
w/8003 NIC and I use Kermit over TCP/IP to move data in and out. It's not
as portable as an integrated ROM blaster would be, but it works great for me.
-ethan
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The OLD Pre-Unisite (model 2900 ??) programmer
from DataI/O...
You're thinking of the model 29 (and 29B). They've been out of support
for quite some time, and they recently removed the last technical info
(such as family and part codes) from their web site.