The simplest and cheapest PROM programmer is the one made by Andromeda
Research. They are on the web, search for their site, something like
www.adr.com if I recall. Cost is about $250US and the PROM adapter is a
kit or assembly you can purchase that plugs into it. This works on the
parallel port, IBM compatible.
John :-#)#
Franklin Bowen wrote:
>
> Do these handle the bipolar PROMs? And does it interface to computers? If
> so, how?
>
> Sorry for all the questions. Data I/O's website didn't seem to have this
> type of info...or I just couldn't find it.
>
> Thanks!
>
> (Al Kossow) on 01/10/99 08:29:03 PM
>
> Please respond to
>
> To:
> cc: (bcc: Franklin Bowen/MD/CheckFree)
> Subject: Re: prom programmers
>
> I have a couple of Data I/O 29A's with Unipaks that I'd
> sell for $100 ea to people on the list.
>
> I need to go through them anyway to see which ones have the
> computer control options..
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