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Re: John Bell A/D converter



"Rich J." <aiiadict@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> George Rentovich <grent@home.com> wrote in message
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> > Hi,
> >  Does any body have the Instuctions for one of these. Or the software
> > for these. That would be a 16 channel  A to D converter by John Bell
> > Engineering 81-132 copyright 1981 Made in the USA. Has 2 16 pin sockets,
>
>
> Is this a card that plugs into the Apple II slot?  My John Bell
> Engineering I/O card (2 6522's) came with instructions saying that the
> A/D converter would connect to it.
>
> You should be able to find the software for these hardware items.
> People still use them for monitoring equipment and other things.
>
> Rich
> aiiadict  AT  hotmail  DOT  com

I have my eprom programmer (2716 & 2732) from JBE connected to the I/O
board.  I used 4 long ribbon cables to connect the 4  8-bit ports to my
programmer.  It has been a long time after I bought PB-10 from Needham.

Allen.