Re: EPROM Programer Advice Needed

If this was made by XELTEK, I can understand your frustration. I have an
older Superpro, and the darn thing won't handle some proms or some of
the 2732's (Like Mitusbishi's) Manufacturers of various eproms used
different programming algorithyms, and if your burner is not updated
with the recent software you might have problems. Check xeltek.com (I
think) and see if they have upgraded the software to handle the version
of eprom you have...

John :-#)#

Mark E Davidson wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a good EPROM burner? Tonight I'm trying to burn 27c64 and
> 2732s with a Superpro 2 with limited luck. I'm trying to do new Qbert ROM’s
> (which I have done before) but for some reason, I'm getting nowhere fast. Is
> there a good Windows based burner? ( I hate DOS). A burner that handles the
> ROMS of the 80s machines? Part of my problems is I don't use it enough so when
> I do pull it out the (re) rearing curve kills me… RECOMMENDATIONS??
>
> -=Mark=-

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