--- Eric Smith <eric_at_brouhaha.com> wrote:
> "Richard Erlacher" <edick_at_idcomm.com> wrote:
> > 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.
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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Received on Tue Nov 02 1999 - 14:00:28 GMT