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It might work a third or fourth or. time. So I save a few. ken.

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The pins of the eprom are lined up with the top of the Ep-1140 interface.

Pin 1 is the left side top pin, with the notch facing upwards.

IIRC, Pin one on the 1140 is the top left pin - it should be marked on the case.

If you look carefully on the top of the programmer there are the words Pin 1.

No errors that I can tell (Heck Yea) Now I know the motto is RTFM.

I have but the manual doesnt make a lot of sense (gibberish to me).

The manual seems to presumes you already know what your doing lol.

Bpwin Software Software Seems User

The software seems user friendly but I dont see any words like dump, burn, backup, export or import.

How do I do a backup of my roms Tia for all of your help.

Billy.

If it is configured correctly, it will read the EPROM (you will see some progress bars) then it will beep.

Select the Data Pattern button in the upper left corner and you will get a dialog box.

Press save to save the contents of the buffer to disk (select the browse button and go find a place to save the ROM image to).

I bought some Brand New 2532 EEPROMs HN462532G Quantity 10 They were a good deal I think They were 9.99 shipped and what I was wondering about was all the different manufactures.

Can you enlighten me a little about all the different eproms Is a 2532 a 2532 no matter who makes it.

You need to follow the manufacturer and model when you set the software up.

V or 25V if you get it backwards either it doesnt work or you have a leg donor chip.

They burn at 5V. You can mix them into the ROM boards after they are burned (they all read alike).

But you will fry them if you try programming them at the higher voltages.

And there are a few, like the TMS2716s (from Texas Instruments) that the BP-1140 will not burn, or at least I have not found the right settings.

Generally, if you follow the manufacturers name and model number (some makers made several versions with different burning voltages) you should be alright.

If you get that over current message, it may mean that the chip is toast.

If it fails a second time, I usually throw them in my if I am desperate pile.

It might work a third or fourth or.

So I save a few. ken.