| ??? 12/03/09 02:09 Read: times |
#171416 - the "PROG" pin has other purpose Responding to: ???'s previous message |
IIRC, the PROG pin is required for use with the i8243.
If I had ready access to my databooks, now in about 100+ boxes, having been moved over the past few months, but not yet unpacked, I could scan the relevant pages for you. Sadly, that's not presently an option. I can't imagine how one would "read" the program store content, as not one of my programmers has any entry or algorithm for the i802x parts, since they were not field-programmable, but were offered with masked-rom only. RE |
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