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SiriusHardware · 19th May 2021, 8:10 pm

ART as in ART-EPP2? Aluminium enclosure?

If so, I used to have one of those. I may still have the support software which is for DOS, although it will run OK in a 'DOS COMMAND PROMPT' window under windows as late as 98SE - if I remember correctly that one is serial-connected (RS232, 25-way)

This website here

http://matthieu.benoit.free.fr/

has a good archive of support software for many old programmers, especially the STAGs and, I think, your ELANs as well - they are not sorted in any particular order so do a CTRL-F while on the page and search for the model of interest.

All of the ones you mention are likely to have or need DOS software and will require either a serial or parallel port (usually only one of those, not both) on the host PC to connect to the programmer.

19th May 2021, 8:10 pm	#99
SiriusHardware Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 11,546	Re: Early EPROM programmer. ART as in ART-EPP2? Aluminium enclosure? If so, I used to have one of those. I may still have the support software which is for DOS, although it will run OK in a 'DOS COMMAND PROMPT' window under windows as late as 98SE - if I remember correctly that one is serial-connected (RS232, 25-way) This website here http://matthieu.benoit.free.fr/ has a good archive of support software for many old programmers, especially the STAGs and, I think, your ELANs as well - they are not sorted in any particular order so do a CTRL-F while on the page and search for the model of interest. All of the ones you mention are likely to have or need DOS software and will require either a serial or parallel port (usually only one of those, not both) on the host PC to connect to the programmer.