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The PC should have a Parallel/Centronics port. This port type is becoming less common on modern PCs and laptops. Unfortunately USB-to-parallel cables have not been found to work in the past. | The PC should have a Parallel/Centronics port. This port type is becoming less common on modern PCs and laptops. Unfortunately USB-to-parallel cables have not been found to work in the past. | ||
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Here is the Windows Help file rendered as a .pdf: | |||
[[File:Winlv.pdf]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:32, 12 December 2014
ICE Technology EPROM/Device Programmer
(Donated by Ian Evans)
This programmer is old and fragile but quite capable.
It should be found in the electronics area in a clear plastic box marked "EPROM TOOLS".
It's powered from a dedicated "wall wort" that plugs into a mains socket.
A USB memory stick should be found in the box with the Windows software installer. It has been tested on Windows 95, 98 and Windows 7.
The PC should have a Parallel/Centronics port. This port type is becoming less common on modern PCs and laptops. Unfortunately USB-to-parallel cables have not been found to work in the past.
Here is the Windows Help file rendered as a .pdf: