Single-chip EPROM microcomputer programming adaptors

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From: Robert Kelley
Date: Sun, 02 Dec 1990 22:22

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Ok, now I've got my GTEK 7228 EPROM programmer running, and I'm
able to program many common EPROMS.  I suppose I can also program
single-chip EPROM microcomputers like the 8748, 8749, 8751, etc.
if I can figure out how to make my EPROM programmer think it's
programming a regular EPROM.  Does anyone happen to know how to
build EPROM programming adaptors, or know of inexpensive commercial
sources of same?

Robert Kelley
rjk@sequent.com

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Subject: Single-chip EPROM microcomputer programming adaptors
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