Data I/O 201 firmware

[frank]

Hi all,
just trying my luck: does anyone have a Data I/O mod. 201 (E)EPROM programmer
with a firmware version at least 4.0? I need to program TMS2532A (21V VPP)
and version 1.0 of the firmware only knows TMS2532 (25V VPP) so I've already
lost a few of the -As :/
There's an EPROM inside the programmer, so if I'm lucky, the owner must have
another way to read it other than the 201
Thanks in advance
Frank

 

[Adam]

On 2017-02-13, frank <frank@invalid.net> wrote:

Hi all,
just trying my luck: does anyone have a Data I/O mod. 201 (E)EPROM programmer
with a firmware version at least 4.0? I need to program TMS2532A (21V VPP)
and version 1.0 of the firmware only knows TMS2532 (25V VPP) so I've already
lost a few of the -As :/
There's an EPROM inside the programmer, so if I'm lucky, the owner must have
another way to read it other than the 201
Thanks in advance
Frank

If all else fails, you might try contacting this guy:

http://matthieu.benoit.free.fr/DATAIO_201_programmer_resources.htm

-- Adam

 

[John Robertson]

On 2017/02/13 10:21 AM, frank wrote:

Hi all,
just trying my luck: does anyone have a Data I/O mod. 201 (E)EPROM programmer
with a firmware version at least 4.0? I need to program TMS2532A (21V VPP)
and version 1.0 of the firmware only knows TMS2532 (25V VPP) so I've already
lost a few of the -As :/
There's an EPROM inside the programmer, so if I'm lucky, the owner must have
another way to read it other than the 201
Thanks in advance
Frank

Check out the Yahoo DATA I/O mail list. There is a lot of support for
all their products.

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Data_IO_EPROM

John :-#)#

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[frank]

John Robertson <spam@flippers.com> wrote:

Check out the Yahoo DATA I/O mail list. There is a lot of support for
all their products.

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Data_IO_EPROM

Good suggestion! I subscribed to the mailing list so I can ask there
Thanks
Frank

 

[frank]

frank <frank@invalid.net> wrote:

John Robertson <spam@flippers.com> wrote:

Check out the Yahoo DATA I/O mail list. There is a lot of support for
all their products.

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Data_IO_EPROM

Good suggestion! I subscribed to the mailing list so I can ask there

except that it seems that only subscribing via email isn't working...
:/