Due to massive amounts of caffeine & sleep deprivation, Huw Davies said:
I'll admit to having it at home. I assume
you're talking about the January
1981 issue? I'll write a note to myself and bring it in tomorrow (yes,
Saturday) and scan it in...
Kool. I meandered over to Motorola's website last nite, and tho they did
not have the datasheets for these chips on the Web, they were available
thru their faxback system... so I have the datasheets IMTLF (in my tight
little fists) right now. I'm leaving it up to you what I scan in... I'm
definately scanning in the pinout w/information, but do y'all want me to:
1) scan in the programming timing information?
2) scan in the fast programming algorithm?
3) scan in anything else?
Oh, and tho the chips have a "C" on them (as in MCM68764C) the datasheets
say they're N-channel MOS. Unmarked speed chips are 450ns access, but there
are some 350ns parts available as well.
Anyway, expect to see some info on this arrive over the weekend on my
website... as it looks like I may actually have 4 or 5 seconds this weekend
to work on it!
http://home.northernway.net/~zmerch/geezers.shtml
for my geezer computer page. (it's small, it's lame, but it's mine! ;-)
Toodles,
"Merch"
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Roger Merchberger | Why does Hershey's put nutritional
Programmer, NorthernWay | information on their candy bar wrappers
zmerch(a)northernway.net | when there's no nutritional value within?