DATA I/O manuals

Jan 10, 2009 6 Replies

Hello. I got a Data I/O 29B programmer with some add-ons. There are a few add-ons sockets that I don't know what they are for. They are:


303A-001
351A-070
351A-071
715-1428-2
715-1428-1
715-1594-1

Perhaps someone know what chips do they program, or have any manuals for them? I didn't found anything on the internet yet...



Thank you very much. Roberto Bazzano


Try this:

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I got lots of info for my nice 29B :-)!

Regards,

JOSE

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Hi Roberto,

If you still have questions that er not answer at the site from Jose just get back here. I have I system 29 with a Unipack and manuals.

Regards, Kees

Hello. No, unfortunately there are no info about the sockets I own. I already had manuals for Unipack 2, Unipack 2B and Logipack, and I only found the device list for 303A-001 (to be used with Logipack).

I still don't know these:

351A-070 351A-071 715-1428-2 715-1428-1 715-1594-1

351A-xxx are small sockets that I suppose plug on the ziff socket of the Unipack 2 (they are black metal case like the Unipack 2). Instead 715-xxx are on modules that plug directly into the 29B, instead of the Unipack.

Thank you. Roberto

The first two are mentioned on my "1986 Reference Chart of Programmable Device" from Data I/O, they are use for micro's like 8742 and 8751. I can not find the 715-xxx socket.

If you want I can scan this chart. It will take some time it is one sheet of about 16 A4 pages (That why they called it a Walchart ;-)

These modules are for Eproms like 27128, 256, and 512s etc.

There is a fellow that supports the older Data I/O equipment - I believe you can find his contact info at Data's web site (obsolete section). He has kindly sent me tech info in the past, and knows EVERYTHING about the adapters...I have forgotten his name I'm afraid.

John :-#)#

(Please post followups or tech inquiries to the newsgroup) John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 Call (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."

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