"Richard Erlacher" <richard(a)idcomm.com> wrote: Yes. There's a plug-in adapter called a LogicPak, and that can take a PALASM Design Adapter, an H&L Design Adapter, or one of several programming/test adapters. I've got some of these (PALASM and a couple of p/t adapters) as well as manuals but haven't used them. With the PALASM Design Adapter you can apparently send the programmer your logic equations and have it generate the fuse map and test vectors. Then I guess you plug in one of the p/t adapters to program the actual device because the PALASM Design Adapter doesn't have a socket on top. Like I said, I haven't actually used this, and barely cracked the manuals -- it was gradually tossed by a previous employer and at a price of $0 I figured it would make a useful [[E]P]ROM reader and programmer. Which is sort of what I've been doing with it lately -- writing a Tcl/Expect script to control the 29A w/UniPak 2 and read data from ROMs. It's not what I'd call baked yet (all it does is read a 27512), but I'll post a note when it's a bit more complete. -Frank McConnell