Re: Data I/O 121A Gang programmer

I believe the firmware he's looking for is the INTERNAL EPROMs that determine what
the machine is capable of programming.

John Robertson wrote:

> I have software for IBM compatibles that might work with your unit.
> "Promlink". Would you like a copy? No firmware though...
>
> John :-#)#
>
> At 11:02 PM 7/30/00, Chris Loggans wrote:
> >Hey, does anyone on the list have one of these? I recently picked one up
> >and it works great, except that I'd like to get a more recent firmware than
> >is in the machine right now. Data I/O handed off support for all of their
> >obsolete products to a third party which doesn't supply firmware upgrades.
> >My only hope is to find someone else with one of these beasts. Anyone?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >-Chris
> >
> >PS - I have the manual and can scan it in if anyone is interested. Just let
> >me know.
> >
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