PROM Programming

Mar 21, 2007 5 Replies

Any chance someone might know a person or company able to check/program/reprogram (if it already has a program in it) - a TBP18SA030N PROM?



IF so, how much?



Thanks,


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I can do those. Read, Program, and archive.

$20 one-time per-job setup and labor, plus a small per-device charge that is quantity-dependent.

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John Bordynuik selects "Any chance someone might know a person or company able to check/program/reprogram (if it already has a program in it) - a TBP18SA030N PROM?"

I trust this is non-commercial? if so, then if you are in Canada then mail it to us. We have a series of ALLPRO programmers to read old parts from legacy equipment. It will only take a few seconds... If you want the part back then include a SASE.

Regards,

John Bordynuik Inc

4536 Portage Road Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada, L2E 6A8

I'm not in Canada, I'm in the U.S. As to "non commercial" - not sure what you're asking. It "would" be for a "non commercial" use in the end. You didn't mention a charge. How much in U.S. Dollars would it be to have this done?

Thanks!

John Bordynuik selected "You didn't mention a charge. How much in U.S. Dollars would it be to have this done?"

As long as it is non-commercial then no charge. It is _very_ little work. I know how frustrating it is to try and get prom info/firmware from old devices.

Please mail to our address include a SASE to ship the part back to you. I don't mind helping out.

Regards,

John Bordynuik John Bordynuik Inc

4536 Portage Road Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada, L2E 6A8

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