Re: Rom needed for Data I/O 303A-011A V01 Module

The socketless adapter is probably the MMI PALASM or similar compiler
adapter - you would use it to compile your boolean equations and generate
the JEDEC fuse map. You would then still use the logicpak with an adapter
to program the device. Very manufacturer specific unlike a software
compiler like Cupl, Abel, etc. wich were not vendor specific but could
target devices from any of several vendors.

Bill

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[mailto:techtoolslist-bounces@flippers.com] On Behalf Of Tim Matthews
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Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] Rom needed for Data I/O 303A-011A V01 Module

I have a big box of Data IO plug-ins in storage at my Dad's house. I'll get
over there as soon as possible and bring them back to see what exactly I've
got and what versions in case dumps would be useful.

On a slight tangent, I seem to recall having a plug-in marked LogicPak but
without any sockets. It seemed to me that it was more like a dongle in that
you plug it into the Data IO and then get more menu options in promlink or
another tool. Prior to seeing the multi-socket LogicPak Andy Welburn
recently bought I'd assumed the whole PLD setup worked as follows:

1. Plug in LogicPak "dongle" module.
2. Data IO recognises module and enables PLD building/testing/equations
setup functionality in the controller software.
3. The PLD fuse map is generated in software and saved.
3. Socket-less dongle is removed and something like a Unipak or other
plug-in with sockets is installed and the fuse map generated in step 3 is
blown to the device.

Does this ring a bell with anybody? The obvious solution is for me to get
access to my box of bits, but finding time is proving quite tricky.

Sorry for the slight derailing and thanks in advance for any input you can
give.

Tim

On 4 June 2010 19:50, Matthew Rossiter <matt@rossiters.com> wrote:

> I'm going to do that since V01 is kind of unique, meaning if you have this
> module you're pretty much stuck with this particular code. :-\ When I
get
> the V14 module I'll upload those as well. I'm going to see if I can
locate
> the V18 code since that seems to be the very latest and supports the most
> devices.
>
>
>
> If the two of you can send me the ROM/PROM dumps I'll add them to the TTL
>> archives...do label each image by its part number please and zip the
files
>> with the version label (if you don't mind).
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> John :-#)#
>>
>
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