WTB:eprom programmer

[mc]

be able to do most older and the new ones.. PC connected or freestanding
is fine ... going or not going fine too..as long as there is enough info
to get them going again..

 

[Unbeliever]

"mc" <phmc@cc.newcastle.edu.au> wrote in message
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be able to do most older and the new ones.. PC connected or freestanding
is fine ... going or not going fine too..as long as there is enough info
to get them going again..

Consider the JED prom programmer (www.jedmicro.com). At $300 new, you

probably won't get much cheaper second hand. I don't have any association
other than that of satisfied customer. I've used this product and others
from this company. They're reliable and the people are honest and
professional.

Cheers,
--
Alf Katz
alfkatz@remove.the.obvious.ieee.org
www.micromagic.net.au



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[eltan]

Try DSE


"mc" <phmc@cc.newcastle.edu.au> wrote in message
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be able to do most older and the new ones.. PC connected or freestanding
is fine ... going or not going fine too..as long as there is enough info
to get them going again..

 

[D]

Bah! DSE dont have shit!

I looked everywhere for one.

Email me off list if you are still looking one.
wydra@iinet.net.au

Dale

"eltan" <eltan@start.com.au> wrote in message
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Try DSE


"mc" <phmc@cc.newcastle.edu.au> wrote in message
news:bmv8vm$qq7$3@seagoon.newcastle.edu.au...
be able to do most older and the new ones.. PC connected or freestanding
is fine ... going or not going fine too..as long as there is enough info
to get them going again..

 

[mc]

I sort of had one of them once .. was not complete ..never completed it
..and in the end give it to someone ..(dse ONE)

I was wondering if a PIC based PROGRAMMER one would be easy to make
...probably use just one PIC chip, an EPROM socket and serial interface
to a PC .. or maybe use a PIC to emulate an EPROM (smaller size ones
obvously) ..that sits in a MADE UP 24 or 28pin socket ...that you just
program via serial port and then stick the PIC(socket) in a board that
accepts the normal EPROM 2716,2732 etc.. have not looked into all the
technicalities of it .. but should be possible ..

Had a quick look on the web if someoe has done it but did not have any
luck ..

mc

D wrote:

Bah! DSE dont have shit!

I looked everywhere for one.

Email me off list if you are still looking one.
wydra@iinet.net.au

Dale

"eltan" <eltan@start.com.au> wrote in message
news:3f94e3cf@news.comindico.com.au...

Try DSE


"mc" <phmc@cc.newcastle.edu.au> wrote in message
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be able to do most older and the new ones.. PC connected or freestanding
is fine ... going or not going fine too..as long as there is enough info
to get them going again..

 

[Xygt]

DSE do have a couple:

http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/3f97e8470bea267e273fc0a87f9c074
4/Product/View/ZA1057

and

http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/3f97e8470bea267e273fc0a87f9c074
4/Product/View/K3605

The one for $129 sounds like the go.

Xygt

"mc" <phmc@cc.newcastle.edu.au> wrote in message
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be able to do most older and the new ones.. PC connected or freestanding
is fine ... going or not going fine too..as long as there is enough info
to get them going again..