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From: gmg@hcx.uucp (Greg M. Garner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: EPROM programmer
Summary: Eprom programmer is cheap and runs on RS232.
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Date: 16 Sep 88 04:47:29 GMT
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    I use an Eprom programmer from B&C microsystems. I bought it in 
kit form for 250.00, and put about 6 hours of labor and 40.00 of chips
into it.  I like it very much.  It runs on the serial port, using any
terminal emulator program.  It will upload/download intel hex files
or motorola sym files, or binary files.  The programmer is the model
1409C. B&C microsystems can be reached at 408-997-7685.  The programmer
will do virtually any eprom, and most single chip micros that have eprom
in them (except for motorola ones).  I have used this system on my Amiga 
to develop code for my own 68000 breadboarded computer, for a 6801   
microcontroller, and for numerous 8035 and 8748 projects.  The Amiga
makes a very nice platform for developing machine code, because I can 
keep the editor, term program, assembler, and anything else I want
all running at the same time.

    Greg Garner
    h: 501-442-4847