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Title: Chip burner and Fortune one's Post by: midas touch on November 23, 2013, 06:23:08 PM I know this topic has been covered, but hoping to get some more info..I don't know anything about the subject so bear with me..What I'd like to do is make copies of the F1 chips and also check to see if they are working correctly....I remember reading that you need a special adapter to make this work....Did they make this burner back in the 80 s that would work with these chips...I know you can find older stuff like this on eBay.....Any input would be great thanks :137- :137- :137-
Title: Re: Chip burner and Fortune one's Post by: badbaud on January 07, 2014, 02:28:22 AM Because they are tri-voltage EPROM's it is hard to find a programmer.
You could use an older model Shooter programmer if you can find one but you can only program chips when you have a master chip available. I believe they came up with a Shooter II that would connect to a computer as I have an old install disk for that kind but never had the device to see if it would work to save files. |