Title: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: witeku on February 20, 2012, 08:43:58 PM hard to find on the web any info about this programmer. Does anyone know it will be able to work with 2532 and 2516 Eproms?
Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: channelmaniac on February 20, 2012, 08:55:38 PM That's an oldie... made by eeTools.
Software can be found here: http://www.eetools.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=38 (http://www.eetools.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=38) I like their programmers and own a Chipmax and 2 Topmax programmers. Raymond Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: channelmaniac on February 20, 2012, 08:57:29 PM While the software is listed on the site, they have no listing of supported devices for that model any more... and no manuals to download.
You may be able to contact them via the web site and get an electronic copy from them. Raymond Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: witeku on February 20, 2012, 08:59:55 PM Yes it is eeTools, thanks Raymond for the link!
Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: daveC on February 29, 2012, 10:33:34 PM hard to find on the web any info about this programmer. Does anyone know it will be able to work with 2532 and 2516 Eproms? I put the manual for the programmer up at my site Here's the link http://www.originalwoodworks.com/aim65/RomMax-4G (http://www.originalwoodworks.com/aim65/RomMax-4G) If you can't get to it, I'll send it to you privately! It might be able to do the 2716 but I don't think the 2532 is in the list...the pin-out is slightly different from the 2732 that I think it can program. I'll help you out if you need it. I do the 2532 on a programmer attached to me AIM-65. daveC Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: channelmaniac on February 29, 2012, 11:22:11 PM You can try to build a quick adapter to program the 2532 as a 2732 but you have to be careful about the voltages.
2532 = 25v Vpp 2532A = 21v Vpp Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: m on March 02, 2012, 07:51:40 PM hard to find on the web any info about this programmer. Does anyone know it will be able to work with 2532 and 2516 Eproms? if you d/l the soft from the site you will be able to see the device list, the 2516 and 2532 are listedTitle: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: daveC on March 02, 2012, 09:36:57 PM hard to find on the web any info about this programmer. Does anyone know it will be able to work with 2532 and 2516 Eproms? if you d/l the soft from the site you will be able to see the device list, the 2516 and 2532 are listedTitle: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: m on March 03, 2012, 08:15:36 AM hard to find on the web any info about this programmer. Does anyone know it will be able to work with 2532 and 2516 Eproms? if you d/l the soft from the site you will be able to see the device list, the 2516 and 2532 are listedif you had looked a little further than your nose is long, you might have noticed that on the bottom of the "select device type " window you can see "NAME ". There you can input a device you are looking for and if it is supported it will show up. 29F is supported by the way Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: daveC on March 03, 2012, 06:36:02 PM hard to find on the web any info about this programmer. Does anyone know it will be able to work with 2532 and 2516 Eproms? if you d/l the soft from the site you will be able to see the device list, the 2516 and 2532 are listedif you had looked a little further than your nose is long, you might have noticed that on the bottom of the "select device type " window you can see "NAME ". There you can input a device you are looking for and if it is supported it will show up. 29F is supported by the way Thanks, I already noted that the 29F was supported. I have a need to do the 39VF and the 49F too! Dave Title: Re: Eprom programmer Rommax 4G (b-2276) Post by: channelmaniac on March 05, 2012, 12:50:00 PM if you had looked a little further than your nose is long, you might have noticed that on the bottom of the "select device type " window you can see "NAME ". There you can input a device you are looking for and if it is supported it will show up. 29F is supported by the way Let's keep the discussion civil please. We try to run a friendly forum here. |