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Re: EPROM Programmer (how to use)



In article <C9q4ss.Ht4@news.cso.uiuc.edu> bazyar@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Jawaid Bazyar) writes:
>>In article <C9oJ41.778@fiu.edu> richard@fiu.edu (Albert Chin-A-Young) writes:
>>>I have an EPROM programmer that I need to know how to use. There is no
>>>manufacturer name on the programmer. It can support up to 2764 EPROMs.
>>>Here are some of the chips on the EPROM:
>>>	Motorola MC6821P
>>>	Intel D2716
>
>  Can you provide a picture of the layout of the devices on the card?
>There's a board that sounds similar at Sequential that I know they have
>docs for, and if the boards are the same I can help you :)

Ok, here's what the board looks like:

  __________________________________________________________________
 |o     |______         __     _______     __                   __  |
--XX    |      |   __  |  |   |       |   |  |              _  |  | |
 |  __  |      |  |  | |  |   |       |   |  |  X  X  X  X <_> |__| |
 | |--| |      |  |  | |__|   |       |   |__|                      |
 | |--| |  2   |  |__|        |       |    _____                    |
 | |--| |      |              |  3    |   |     |          xxx      |
 | |1 | |      |   __   __    |       |   |     |           __      |
 | |--| |      |  |  | |  |   |       |   |  4  |          |  |     |
 | |--| |      |  |  | |  |   |       |   |     |          |  |     |
 | |__| |______|  |__| |__|   |_______|   |_____|          |__|     |
 |__________________________________________________________________|
                                             |||||||||||||||||||||||

The 'o' in the upper left is a red light.
The '--XX' in the upper left is the switch that can be up or down.
The numbers correspond to:
	1. dip switch (8 switches)
	2. ZIF socket for 2716, 2732, 2764 EPROM
	3. Motorola MC6821P chip
	4. Intel D2716 chip with ("A VELCOM") on a label on the chip
The 'X X X X' on the right are resistors.

In addition to my request for help on how to make this thing work, does
anyone have an idea on how I can make it handle 27128 EPROMs? I know
someone has modified his board to handle 27128 (and it was designed to
do 2764) so this can be done.

> Jawaid Bazyar              |   Like UNIX? Like your Apple IIGS? Then ask

Albert