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Re: Looking for (e(e))prom programmer info

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From: Ken Harstine
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 01:49
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JDR has a number of prom programers for sail.  The manufacturer is
Modular Circuit Technology.  The model I have is the MOD-MEP as well as
the required interface card.  This model has been replace by the MOD-MEP-1A.
The also have a low cost version called the MOD-EPROM.  The all include an
interface card for and IBM compatible, and include software.  I have only had
mine a month now.  It is quite fast for both programing and data
transfer.  And easy to use as well.  So far I have only used it to program
27C256s, however it will do up to 27512s.  The
cost is $199.95 for the MOD-MEP-1A, and $129.95 for the MOD-EPROM.

They are available from:

	JDR Microdevices
	2233 Samaritan Drive
	San Jose, CA  95124
	Phone (408)559-1200
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