Re: Archiving 1702 eproms.

Is this the one ? I think we used those in some equipment we built in the early 70's. That's why I think I still have a unit that burns them. I'll have to do some digging, been a while !
Phil
http://www.computermuseum.li/Testpage/Chip-Intel1702EPROM.htm
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  From: Phil
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  Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 2:43 AM
  Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] Archiving 1702 eproms.

  The Intel 1702 is Intel's first EPROM from 1969
  I doubt someone is going to "loan" you that programmer.
  I think I still have one (programmer) in our other shop. If so what ya give for it, purchase price?
  Phil
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    From: Mario Van Cleave
    To: Technical Tools Mail List
    Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 2:09 AM
    Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] Archiving 1702 eproms.

    Whoa...mine does this if you want to spend $700 for the adapter. Blew me away! You just might want to send these out.

    http://www.arlabs.com/adapters.htm#PLCC%20TO%20DIP%20ADAPTERS

    Mario

     
    On 9/25/06, John Robertson <jrr@flippers.com> wrote:
      Anyone know of an Eprom reader/burner for the ancient 1702 EPROMs? I
      have a couple of early pinball games that I would really like to
      archive the data and have nothing to read these suckers with. My Data
      I/O 29B doesn't go back that far. Reading the archive on Jeb
      Margola's web site didn't help as it only talks about programming the
      suckers, not the settings to read them. Used -47VDC in the
      programming!

      These are very rare games, Recel Mr. Evil, Crazy Race, and Interflip
      Alasaka - the games are running on the Rockwell PPS4/8 system very
      similar to Gottlieb's System 1. They called it System III for some
      reason. no idea what System I or II were...

      I do not want to send the EPROMS out to get read, would rather borrow
      the reader, archive them, then return the reader.

      John :-#)#
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