I don't have a manual for it, but I do know Data I/O's equipment. The Series-22 was, as I recall, a lower-end programmer limited to memory (EPROM) and a few PAL devices. It is a stand-alone unit, though it can be talked to over its serial port.
Not a very practical system, IMO, due mainly to its age and limited device support. If you're serious about archiving and programming EPROMs, PROMs, etc., you would be better off with at least a model 29B, or (ideally) a UniSite, 2900, or 3900.
http://www.manualsplus.com lists several manuals for the 22 series. The operating/service manual is available from them for $55.
Happy hunting.
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On 18-Nov-03 at 07:07 John lambert wrote:
>I AM ALSO LOOKING FOR HELP ON THIS PROGRAMMER. A COPY
>OF THE MANUAL OR INFO ON HOW IT OPERATES. JACK
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