RE: Data I/O model 29?

G'day,

I have the UniPak2 and the 303A-009 module, but I don't have the
LogicPak that the all the 303A modules mount onto. Some idiot in
manufacturing broke it and they threw it out before I could fix it!

I found documenation for 303A-001 through 303A-007 and 303-011A. Which
module were you referring to as "useful", David? The documentation said
that 303-011A handled bipolar and CMOS...

                Steven S Ozdemir
                sso@dsc.com

ps - I have ALOT of documentation on this programmer if anyone needs it.
 Schematics, timing diagrams, interface information, etc.

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>From: fishd[SMTP:fishd@tiac.net]
>Sent: Friday, June 13, 1997 5:43 PM
>To: vectorlist@goonsquad.spies.com
>Subject: Re: Data I/O model 29?
>
>At 02:21 PM 6/13/97 -0800, you wrote:
>
>>I can get a Data I/O model 29 (I *think* that's the number) for cheap, and
>>a bunch of the gang/PLD/whatever plug-in modules for a little more. Is
>>there any reason I should want it? :-)
>>
>
>Absolutely. I use my 29B to program the Bipolar PROMs that are used in the
>Atari mathbox (Tempest, SW, etc.). That in itself justifies it. If you can,
>get it with the UniPak 2B module, it programs everything you'd need. The
>LogiPak module (PALs) is not as useful and must be the highest revision to
>be useful. If the Rev's too old the yeild may suffer.
>
>>(Like what's
>>a "decent" price and if it does anything more than the PB-10 that might be
>>useful. 2708's for the vector timing board? :-)
>
>I'd pay ~$100 for the set (if it works), but like Steve, I got mine from
>work for free when they were throwing it out.
>
>David Fish | "We want...Information. INFORMATION
>Melrose, MA USA | You won't get it!
> fishd@tiac.com | By hook or by crook we will"
> dfish@bev.etn.com | _The Prisoner_
>
>
Received on Fri Jun 13 16:13:25 1997