Re: Data I/O Programmer

Hi,
Which model did you get?
I would be interested in this unit as it might program some obsolete
chips that I have need to program...
John :-#)#

John Butler wrote:
>
> I went to a HAM fest this weekend and picked up a Data I/O Chip Lab programmer for
> $50. I got the software and the programmer but no instruction manual. I have
> never actually programmed an EPROM before, and I am looking for a good source of
> information. I am a computer technician and instructor by trade so I think if I am
> given some direction as to tips and tricks I should be OK. Does anyone know of
> such a site, or better yet if someone has a manual that they could copy I would
> appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
> --
> John Butler
> Mesa, AZ
> Collector of Classic Arcade Games and Pinball Machines

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