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Re: recommendations for PROM/EPROM programmer...

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From: Mythical Bob Ankeney
Date: Mon, 06 Feb 1989 17:15
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     My recommendation is a product made by B&C Microsystems in Sunnyvale, CA.
They advertise in Byte Magazine.  It knows intel hex and motorola S formats
as well as generic hex and binary.  It handles 2758-27512 EPROMS, EEPROMS
like the 2817, and some intel 8740 series microprocessors.  It's pretty
inexpensive ($545 for fully assembled with EPROM eraser/timer), or a basic
kit starts at $165.  I think they also have a gang programmer option.
Their phone number is 408-730-5511.  I've convinced several friends to buy
the same and they're all quite happy.  It works at up to 19K baud.  I have
some unix software to talk to it if you should be interested.  (BTW, if I
sound like a salesman, I'm not;  just a satisfied customer :-} ).

	Bob Ankeney
	...!tektronix!reed!bob or bob@reed.BITNET

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From: bob@reed.UUCP (Mythical Bob Ankeney)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: recommendations for PROM/EPROM programmer...
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Date: 6 Feb 89 17:15:50 GMT
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